Sundance Head - The Climb (The Voice Performance)

BORDOGNI (Bordogni) Giovanni Marco (23 I 1789, Gazzaniga, near Bergamo -31 VII 1856, Paris) - Italian singer (tenor) and teacher. He studied in Milan with S. Maira. In 1813 he made his debut on the stage of the La Scala theater (Milan). In 1814-15 he sang in the theater "Carcano" (Milan), from 1817 - in "La Scala". In 1819 he moved to Paris, where he became the leading soloist of the Theater Italian. B.'s voice was distinguished by softness, beauty of timbre and great mobility. Performed by ch. arr. Party in Italy. the opera repertoire, including in the operas of J. Rossini: Othello; Ramiro (Cinderella), Lindor (Italian in Algeria), Janetto (The Thief Magpie) and others, as well as in the operas Agnes Paera, Elisa and Claudio Mercadante and others. From 1820 he led the wok . class at the Paris Conservatory; brought up several. outstanding singers and singers, including J. Mario, G. Sontag. B. owns a number of training manuals on wok.art - “Method of teaching vocal art” (“Methode de chant”, P., sa) and others.