Fausto Terrefranca
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Fausto Terrefranca (1880-1955) Italian musicologist and critic. He studied in Torino and in Germany and was the music librarian at the conservatories in Naples and in Milan. As well, he taught at the Catholic University of Milan and at the university of Florence. Among his best-known works and essays are:
- Le origini delle musica (The Origins of Music) (1907)
- Giacomo Puccini e l'opera internazionale (G.P and International Opera) (1912)
- Le origini italiene del romanticismo musicale (The Italian Origins of Musical Romanticism) (1930)
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