Quo Fuit places 8 dated presences for Carlo Maria Giulini across 7 places, from 1919 to 1928.
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Carlo Maria Giulini (9 May 1914 – 14 June 2005) was an Italian conductor.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Where Carlo Maria Giulini was documented, and when
1919year
Barlettaattested“Giulini was born in Barletta, in Apulia, Italy, to a father from Lombardy and a mother from Naples; he was raised in Bolzano, which at the time of his birth was part of Austriait became Italian following a provision included in the Treat…”source: Wikipedia: Carlo Maria Giulini
1919year
Bolzanoattested“Giulini was born in Barletta, in Apulia, Italy, to a father from Lombardy and a mother from Naples; he was raised in Bolzano, which at the time of his birth was part of Austriait became Italian following a provision included in the Treat…”source: Wikipedia: Carlo Maria Giulini
1919year
Apuliaattested“Giulini was born in Barletta, in Apulia, Italy, to a father from Lombardy and a mother from Naples; he was raised in Bolzano, which at the time of his birth was part of Austriait became Italian following a provision included in the Treat…”source: Wikipedia: Carlo Maria Giulini
1919year
Lombardyattested“Giulini was born in Barletta, in Apulia, Italy, to a father from Lombardy and a mother from Naples; he was raised in Bolzano, which at the time of his birth was part of Austriait became Italian following a provision included in the Treat…”source: Wikipedia: Carlo Maria Giulini
1919year
Naplesattested“Giulini was born in Barletta, in Apulia, Italy, to a father from Lombardy and a mother from Naples; he was raised in Bolzano, which at the time of his birth was part of Austriait became Italian following a provision included in the Treat…”source: Wikipedia: Carlo Maria Giulini
1928year
Bolzanoattested“In 1928, the distinguished Italian violinist/composer Remy Prìncipe (1889–1977) gave a recital in Bolzano, and auditioned Giulini; he invited Giulini to study with him at Italy's foremost conservatory, the Conservatorio Santa Cecilia in…”source: Wikipedia: Carlo Maria Giulini
1928year
Romeattested“In 1928, the distinguished Italian violinist/composer Remy Prìncipe (1889–1977) gave a recital in Bolzano, and auditioned Giulini; he invited Giulini to study with him at Italy's foremost conservatory, the Conservatorio Santa Cecilia in…”source: Wikipedia: Carlo Maria Giulini
1928year
Italyattested“In 1928, the distinguished Italian violinist/composer Remy Prìncipe (1889–1977) gave a recital in Bolzano, and auditioned Giulini; he invited Giulini to study with him at Italy's foremost conservatory, the Conservatorio Santa Cecilia in…”source: Wikipedia: Carlo Maria Giulini
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1942year
Romementioned“In 1942, on a 30-day break in Rome, he married Marcella de Girolami (1921–1995), his girlfriend since 1938; they remained together until her death 53 years later.”source: Wikipedia: Carlo Maria Giulini
1944year
Romementioned“Also in 1944 he became assistant conductor of the RAI (Italian Radio) Orchestra in Rome, becoming its principal conductor in 1946.”source: Wikipedia: Carlo Maria Giulini
1948year
Bergamomentioned“Although Giulini conducted La traviata for Italian radio in 1948, he conducted his first staged opera in 1950 in Bergamo.”source: Wikipedia: Carlo Maria Giulini
February 1952month
La Scalamentioned“Giulini conducted his first opera at La Scala, Falla's La vida breve, in February 1952 and succeeded De Sabata as its music director in 1953 after a heart attack caused the older man to leave the position.”source: Wikipedia: Carlo Maria Giulini
1957 to 1967period
Covent Gardenmentioned“In 1958, Giulini conducted a highly acclaimed production of Verdi's Don Carlos at the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden (directed by Visconti), where it was also noted that "what emerged under Giulini's baton was a consistent, convincing…”source: Wikipedia: Carlo Maria Giulini
1968year
Romementioned“As illustrated, his relationships with opera managements were not always of the best: The Telegraph reported that "he rebelled against the decor and production of a Don Giovanni at the Edinburgh Festival, conducting it with a minimum of…”source: Wikipedia: Carlo Maria Giulini
1969year
Royal Albert Hallmentioned“His live recording of Britten's War Requiem made in the Royal Albert Hall in 1969 which is available as a BBC Legends recording was a Gramophone Award winner.”source: Wikipedia: Carlo Maria Giulini
1973 to 1976period
Chicagomentioned“In addition to his role in Chicago, he was music director of the Vienna Symphony from 1973 to 1976.”source: Wikipedia: Carlo Maria Giulini
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