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Performances
New York Metropolitan Opera House
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October 24, 1883
Debut of Giuseppe Kaschmann as Enrico in the premier performance of Lucia
di Lammermoor (Donizetti-Cammarano) with Marcella Sembich, Achille Augier,
Amadeo Grazzi, Imogene Forti and Vincenzo Fornaris. Directed by Messrs
Corani and Abbiati, conducted by Auguste Vianesi.
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October 26,1883
Premier performance of Il Trovatore (Verdi-Cammarano). Giuseppe Kaschmann
appeared as Count de Luna with Roberto Stagno, Alwina Valleria, Zelia
Trbelli, Achille Augier, Imogene Forti, and Amadeo Grazzi. Directed by
Messrs Corani and Abbiati, conducted by Auguste Vianesi.
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October 29, 1883
Premier performance of I Puritani (Bellini-Pepoli). Giuseppe Kaschmann as
Riccardo, with Marcella Sembrich as Elvira, and Roberto Stagno, Giovanni
Mirabella, Ida Corani, Achille Augier and Amadeo Grazzi. Conducted by
Auguste Viannesi.
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November 7, 1883
Premier performance of Lohengrin (Wagner-Wagner, in Italian). Giuesppe
Kaschmann as Telramund, with Italo Campanini, Christine Nilsson, Emmy
Fursch-Madi, Franco Novara and Ludovico Contini. Directed by Messrs Corani
and Abbiati, conducted by Auguste Vianesi.
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November 28, 1883
Premier performance of Don Giovanni (Mozart-Da Ponte). Giuseppe Kaschmann
in main role as Don Giovanni, with Giovanni Mirabella, Emmy Fursch-Madi,
Roberto Stagno, Christine Nilsson, Marcella Sembrich, Baldassare Corsini and
Achille Augier. Directed by Messrs Corani and Abbiati, conducted by Auguste
Vianesi.
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January 5, 1884
Matinee performance of Faust (in Italian) at Boston, Massachusetts.
Giuseppe Kaschmann as Valentin, with Victor Capoul, Christine Nilsson,
Franco Novara, Sofia Scalchi, Emily Lablache and Ludovico Contini. Conducted
by Auguste Vianesi.
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February 21, 1884
Premier performance of Hamlet (Am. Thomas-Carre/Barbier in Italian) at
Cincinnati, Ohio. Giuseppe Kaschman in lead role as Hamlet, opposite
Marcella Sembrich as Ophèlie, and Giovanni Mirabella, Sofia Scalchi, Nicola
Stagi, Baldassare Corsini, Ludovico Contini, Amadeo Grazzi, Achille Augier
and Malvina Cavalazzi. Directed by Messrs Corani and Abbiati, conducted by
Auguste Vianesi.
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March 19, 1884
Premier performance of Les Huguenots (Meyerbeer-Scribe/Deschamps in
Italian) . Giuseppe Kaschmann as Count de Saint Bris, with Marcella Sembrich, Italo Camanini, Christine Nilsson, Giuseppe Del Puente, Sofia
Scalchi, Giovanni Mirabella and Miss Alberti. Directed by Messrs Corani and
Abbiati, conducted by Auguste Vianesi.
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November 27, 1895
New production and premier performance of Tristan und Isolde (Wagner-Wagner). Giuseppe Kaschmann as Kurwenal with Jean De Reszke, Lillian
Nordica, Marie Brema, Edouardo De Reszke, Mr Riedel and Otto Mirsalis.
Directed by William Parry and conducted by Anton Seidl.
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December 24, 1895
Performance of Tännhauser. Giuseppe Kaschmann as Wolfram with Adolph
Wallnöfer, Lola Beeth, Sophie Traubmann, Karl Bucha, Otto Mirsalis, Mr.
Riedel, John August Livermann, Ludivico Viviani and Aurelia Kitzu. Conducted
by Anton Seidl.
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January 9, 1896
New production and premier performance of Die Walküre (Wagner-Wagner).
Giuseppe Kaschmann as Wotan with Marie Brema, Adolph Wallnöfer, Lola Beeth,
Rosa Olitzka, Karl Bucha, Marie Engle, Aurelia Kitzu, Sophie Traubmann,
Mathilde Bauermeister, Johanna bach, Rosa Olitzka, Clara Hunt and
Marie Van Cauteren. Directed by William Parry and conducted by Anton Seidl.
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January 11, 1896
Performance of Aida. Giuseppe Kaschmann as Amonasro with Lillian
Nordica, Giuseppe Russitano, Marie Brema, Vittorio Arimondi, Antonio De Vaschetti,
Roberto Vanni and mathilde Bauermeister. Conducted by Enrico Bevignani.
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January 14, 1896
Premier performance of Rigoletto at Brooklyn, NY [Academy of
Music?]. Giuseppe Kaschmann in lead role of Rigoletto opposite Nellie Melba as Gilda, with Giuseppe
Cremonini, Sofia Scalchi, Armand Castelmary, Lodovico Viviani, Antonio
Rinaldini, Antonio De Vaschetti, Giuseppe Cernusco, Marie Van Cauteren and
Mathilde Bauermeister Conducted by Enrico Bevignani. Nellie Melba is also
noted as playing the Mad scene from Lucia di Lammermoor.
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April 27, 1896
Performance of Tristan und Isolde. Giuseppe Kaschmann in his last
performace with the NY Met Opera appearing as Kurwenal with Jean De Reszke,
Lillian Nordica, Rosa Olitzka, Edouard De Reszke, Mr Riedel and Otto
Mirsalis. Conducted by Anton Seidl.
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