Alberto Dzedda died

On March 6, in the city of Pesaro, at the age of 89, the Italian conductor and musicologist Alberto Dzedda died.

It is reported by Corriere Della Sera .

Alberto Dzedda was born in 1928 in Milan, studied conducting with Antonio Vyuto and Carlo Maria Julini.

Dzeddy's debut took place in 1956 in Milan in the opera “Seville Barber”, in 1957 he won at the International Competition of young conductor of Italian radio and television

Dzedda worked in the most prestigious opera theaters of the world, including the Royal Opera Covent Garden (London), the La Scala (Milan) theater, the Vienna State Opera, the Paris National Opera, the Metro-Opera (New York), and the largest theaters in Germany.

In 1980, Dzedda became one of the founders and the artistic director of the Rossinievsky opera festival in Pesaro.

Over the years, Dzedda also held the post of artistic director of the La Scala Theater in Milan and the theater Carlo Feliche in Genoa, was an art consultant to the Mozart Festival in La-Corunet and the artistic director of the Baroque festival in Fano, for many years he headed the festival at the Martina Frank, and repeatedly participated in the production of the German festival “Rossini in Rossini in Rossini in Rossini in Rossini in Rossini Bad-Wildbad, in 2000, the conductor became the Honorary President of the German Rossinievsky Society.

The author of works dedicated to the work of Vivaldi, Handel, Donitsetti, Bellini, Verdi, and, above all, Rossini. Dzedda prepared the scientific academic publication of the opera Seville Barber and other operas of Rossini, was the co -editor of the complete works of the composer.

In 2010-2014, Alberto Dzedda brought Russian opera Russian opera to the Great Festival of the Russian National Orchestra and again had to participate in it in the fall of 2017 .