Gianettini

(ji-nét-té’-né) (or Zanettini), A., Venice, 1649—Modena, 1721; dram. composer. sxiannini, (1) Dusolina (dd0ds-6-lé’-na ‘a-né’-né), b. Philadelphia, Dec. 10, 1902; soprano; studied with Marcella Sembrich; début, New York, in concert, 1923; has appeared widely in opera in Europe, including Hamburg, Berlin, Paris, Budapest, also at Covent Garden; Met. Op. Co., N. Y., début as ‘“‘Aida,” 1935-36; has made concert tours of U. S., Europe, Australia, New Zealand; also sang in opera at Salzburg Fest. (2) Vittorio, bro. Dusolina; b. 1903, Philadelphia; composer; studied composition with Rubin Gold mark; also as violinist; c. (operas) “Tucedia’ (Munich, 1934), ‘‘The Scarlet Letter’; “Symphony in Memoriam T. Roosevelt”; Requiem; songs; awarded fellowship at Amer. Acad. in Rome.: