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    Giovanni Zenatello (1876-1949)
     
  Born in Verona, Italy, Giovanni Zenatello later honoured his native city with the world's largest outdoor opera, the Summer Festival of the Arena di Verona, first held in 1913, with Zenatello as managing director and performing himself in Aida. He was by then an internationally renowned tenor, having sung in all major Italian theatres, in South and Latin America, in Spain, in London, in Chicago and Boston, and had assumed the role of Otello, for which he was considered the heir of Tamagno's mantle. After a career that span over 30 years, he formed a well-reputed impresario duo with his artistic and sentimental partner, soprano Maria Gay, and also established a singing academy in New York.
     
     
    Biography and articles:
     
 
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 Biography: Giovanni Zenatello: A Voice of a Century. Written by Juan Dzazópulos, Jørn H. Anthonisen & Emy Scicluna.
     
     
     
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    Audio Archive:
 
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 Giovanni Zenatello: Recitar ... Vesti la giubba (1908).
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 Giovanni Zenatello: Tu! Indietro! ... Ora e per sempre addio (1909).
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