File:Funiculi Funicula (A Merry Life) - Richard Bonelli - Brunswick 13019-B.flac

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Summary

Composer



Description	Italian composer, mandolinist, music educator, conductor and singer
Date of birth/death	23 February 1846	26 January 1922 / 27 January 1922
Location of birth/death	Castellammare di Stabia	London
Authority file	: Q261781 VIAF: 56795841 ISNI: 0000000110273887 LCCN: n83043591 NLA: 35802843 MusicBrainz: ceba8d86-3b7e-40e4-b9f7-2e8fd52da74c WorldCat

Lyricist

Peppino Turco (1846–1903)
Description	Italian singer-songwriter, writer, journalist, librettist, poet and lyricist
Date of birth/death	7 March 1846	14 October 1903
Location of birth/death	Naples	Naples
Authority file	: Q472380 VIAF: 120173021 ISNI: 000000007814761X MusicBrainz: befe6fef-bbbd-445a-b1f2-db7a2129a213 GND: 1097295559 BNF: 13813903d

Edward Oxenford (1848–)
Description	poet, critic, librettist and lyricist
Date of birth	1848
Authority file	: Q112473354 VIAF: 19248392 ISNI: 0000000050826450 BNF: 164056178 NKC: mzk2014801075 J9U: 987007287760105171

Performance artist



Description	American opera singer
Date of birth/death	6 February 1889	7 June 1980
Location of birth/death	Port Byron	Los Angeles
Authority file	: Q7324252 VIAF: 46319450 LCCN: no90004649 MusicBrainz: 68f3c307-0110-4fd2-81b1-0ed890c412c2 SUDOC: 244067899 J9U: 987007327097005171 WorldCat

Title

Funiculi, Funicula (A Merry Life)

Description

English: Song: Funiculi, Funicula (A Merry Life). Composed by Luigi Denza (music) and Peppino Turco (lyrics). English translation by Edward Oxenford (1848-1929). Performers: Richard Bonelli and male trio.

Composition date

1880/1897

Performance date

1921

Record ID

Brunswick 13019-B

References

Brunswick matrix 4975. Funiculi, funicula / Richard Bonelli. Discography of American Historical Recordings. Retrieved on 16 February 2023.
(1897) The Scottish Students' Song Book, Bayley & Ferguson, pp. 236–239
Category:Oxenford, Edward. International Music Score Library Project. Retrieved on 16 February 2023.

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