Vincenza Garelli della Morea née Valeggio (Countess de Cardenas; 1859 - after 1924) was an Italian pianist and composer. She also used the pseudonym Centa della Morea.

Biography

Vincenza Garelli della Morea was born in Valeggio, in the province of Pavia, and studied in Turin with Carlo Pedrotti and Giovanni Bolzoni, later continuing her studies with Giovanni Sgambati. She married the Count de Cardenas and lived in Milan, where she attended the salon of Countess Maffei. In 1888 she moved to Rome.

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Works

Della Morea composed three pantomimes, operettas, orchestral works, a string quartet and a number of songs and piano pieces. Selected compositions include: Incantesimo, operetta, libretto by G. Drovetti, 1915 Il viaggio dei Perrichon, operetta, libretto by G. Drovetti after E. Labiche, 1916 Le nozze di Leporello, commedia, libretto by L. Almirante), 1924 L’esultanza della stirpe for orchestra Idillio pastorale for orchestra La ballata d’Arlecchino for orchestra

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References

1859 births

1920s deaths

19th-century classical composers

20th-century classical composers

Italian classical composers

People from the Province of Pavia

Italian women classical composers

20th-century Italian composers

19th-century Italian composers

20th-century women composers

19th-century women composers

Italian classical pianists

Italian women pianists

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