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  • Where’s Rossini ?

    Rossini (or at least his spirit) pops up in unexpected places!

  • Number 24 hope, joy, and a tribute

    Let this music lift you spirit

  • Dec 20 Pure Zelmira

    The only interpretation that matters… the musical one

American Rossini Society

The American Rossini Society is an organization devoted to promoting the work of Gioachino Rossini throughout North America. Inspired by the suggestions of the late Alberto Zedda, and encouraged by Philip Gossett, who was our honorary president from… Read More

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Rossini Organizations

All of Europe tried to gather for the coronation of Charles X in Reims in 1825, or so Rossini would have us believe in his spectacular “Il Viaggio A Reims” (pictured above in its modern re-premire) Were we… Read More

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The Rossini Renaissance

An important figure in the Rossini Renaissance is the late Alberto Zedda, pictured above in the Teatro Rossini during the Rossini Opera Festival in Pesaro. The Festival played and continues to play a central role in bringing Rossini’s… Read More

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Where’s Rossini ?

 Posted on April 10, 2025

Rossini (or at least his spirit) pops up in unexpected places!

Mark your calendars!

 Posted on January 31, 2025

Alessandro Marangoni, the young Italian pianist who has meant so much for the advancement of Rossini’s vast piano literature will be giving a recital in North Carolina.

Number 24 hope, joy, and a tribute

 Posted on December 22, 2024

Let this music lift you spirit

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Our Rossini Library

Every article we add to our library on RossiniAmerica.org will first appear here. Sergio Ragni, to whom Rossini lovers owe so much has generously allowed us to use this reproduction of the painting from his collection.

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Cellos in Rossini’s day, reflections by Hilary Metzger

Last summer, Hilary Metzger played continuo and led the cello section in Teatro Nuovo’s production of Tancredi, under the direction of Will Crutchfield (at the keyboard) and Jakob Lehman (as concertmaster).  She’ll be back for this summer’s upcoming… Read More

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