Silvio Benco

three acts composed by Antonio Smareglia to a libretto in Italian by Silvio Benco [it]. It premiered at La Scala on 22 January 1903 in a performance conducted

three acts by composer Antonio Smareglia with an Italian libretto by Silvio Benco [it]. The opera premiered at the Teatro Rossini in Venice on 6 September

Oblath and his brother Carlo Stuparich, the emerging literary critic Silvio Benco, and poets Umberto Saba, Virgilio Giotti and Biagio Marin. After the

the First World War, Fano was irredentist, like many of his friends, Silvio Benco [it], Saba, Giotti, Carlo Schiffrer [it] and others. Later his attitude

at the county's exposition, where it was enthusiastically praised by Silvio Benco [it]. The work is part of a cycle by the artist, preceded by In sé, created