Quo Fuit places 3 dated presences for Giuseppe Di Stefano across 3 places, from 1921 to 2008.
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Giuseppe Di Stefano (24 July 1921 to 3 March 2008) was an Italian operatic tenor who sang professionally from the mid-1940s until the early 1990s.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Where Giuseppe Di Stefano was documented, and when
1921year
Motta Sant'Anastasiaattested“Giuseppe Di Stefano was born in Motta Sant'Anastasia, a village near Catania, Sicily, in 1921.”source: Wikipedia: Giuseppe Di Stefano
1921year
Cataniaattested“Giuseppe Di Stefano was born in Motta Sant'Anastasia, a village near Catania, Sicily, in 1921.”source: Wikipedia: Giuseppe Di Stefano
3 March 2008exact date
Santa Maria Hoèattested“He died in his home in Santa Maria Hoè, north of Milan, on 3 March 2008 at the age of 86.”source: Wikipedia: Giuseppe Di Stefano
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Places Giuseppe Di Stefano is documented in
Catania1 presence · 1921
Motta Sant'Anastasia1 presence · 1921
Santa Maria Hoè1 presence · 2008
Other places tied to Giuseppe Di Stefano in the record
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February 1948month
Metropolitan Operamentioned“He made his New York debut at the Metropolitan Opera in February 1948 as the Duke of Mantua in Verdi's Rigoletto after singing the role in Riccione with Hjördis Schymberg in August of the previous year.”source: Wikipedia: Giuseppe Di Stefano
February 1948month
Riccionementioned“He made his New York debut at the Metropolitan Opera in February 1948 as the Duke of Mantua in Verdi's Rigoletto after singing the role in Riccione with Hjördis Schymberg in August of the previous year.”source: Wikipedia: Giuseppe Di Stefano
1949year
New York Citymentioned“In 1949 he married the conservatory student Maria Girolami in New York, with whom he had three children.”source: Wikipedia: Giuseppe Di Stefano
1951 to 1957period
La Scalamentioned“The two also performed together on stage frequently, from 1951 in South America to the end of 1957 in Un ballo in maschera at La Scala, the last time the two collaborated in an opera.”source: Wikipedia: Giuseppe Di Stefano
1955year
La Scalamentioned“He sang Alfredo in the famous Visconti production of La traviata in 1955 at La Scala, as well as Edgardo to her Lucia under Herbert von Karajan at La Scala, Berlin and Vienna.”source: Wikipedia: Giuseppe Di Stefano
1959 to 1995period
New Orleansmentioned“In 1995, VAI issued an approved version of La bohème, from a 1959 performance in New Orleans, with the tenor starring opposite Licia Albanese, Audrey Schuh, Giuseppe Valdengo and Norman Treigle.”source: Wikipedia: Giuseppe Di Stefano
1977 to 1993period
Hamburgmentioned“In 1977 he began a new romantic relationship with Monika Curth, an operetta soprano originally from Hamburg, whom he married in 1993.”source: Wikipedia: Giuseppe Di Stefano
24 October 2004exact date
Oderzomentioned“His last public appearance was on 24 October 2004 in Oderzo to receive an award.”source: Wikipedia: Giuseppe Di Stefano
3 December 2004exact date
Diani Beachmentioned“On 3 December 2004, he was seriously injured during a robbery at his home in Diani Beach in Kenya by unknown assailants who left him on the ground bloodied and unconscious.”source: Wikipedia: Giuseppe Di Stefano
3 December 2004exact date
Kenyamentioned“On 3 December 2004, he was seriously injured during a robbery at his home in Diani Beach in Kenya by unknown assailants who left him on the ground bloodied and unconscious.”source: Wikipedia: Giuseppe Di Stefano
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