About Aurélio Magnani
Lived 1856 – 1921 (aged 64). Aurélio Magnani was an Italian composer, music educator and clarinetist.
Aurelio Magnani (1856 – 1921) was an Italian teacher of and performer on the clarinet.
Magnani taught in Venice and Rome, and wrote a clarinet method book which he dedicated to Cyrille Rose of the Paris Opera. One of his compositions, a Mazurka Caprice, can be heard on reissues of historical recordings by Louis Cahuzac. According to the liner notes from these recordings, the work is "pure charm throughout, and shows the craftsmanship of someone who knows the clarinet intimately."
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Who was Aurélio Magnani?
Italian composer (1856–1921)
When was Aurélio Magnani born?
Aurélio Magnani was born on 26 February 1856 in Longiano.
When did Aurélio Magnani die?
Aurélio Magnani died on 25 January 1921 in Rome.
What was Aurélio Magnani's occupation?
Aurélio Magnani was a composer, music educator and clarinetist.
What nationality was Aurélio Magnani?
Aurélio Magnani was Italian.
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