by Puccini

Born in Lucca on December 22, 1858, and born in Brussels on November 29, 1924. Father Michele engaged in composition, play, and teaching activities, and died at the age of 6 Puccini. Puccini did not show any special musical talent or interest in his childhood, because of the hopes of his family and the encouragement of his mother, entered the Lucca Music Academy, and gradually showed his musical talent after studying from composer C. Angeloni. At the age of 16, he participated in the violin competition was first, 19 years old, the chief vocalist and guitarist of the church of St. Martin. He lived in poverty, and when the neighboring city played G. Wilde's Aida, he walked back to listen to the opera. The opera made him very shocked and intended to become an opera composer.

There are a total of 12 works, the famous work of Manolo Lesco, published in 1893, and the famous have "The Career of the Artist", "Toscana", "The Butterfly Lady", "The Western Girl", "Tulando" and so on.

He was one of the representatives of the realistic opera genre from the late nineteenth century to the pre-European war. This genre pursued genuine subjects, vivid emotions, dramatic effects were amazing and superior to romantic works. Puccini's music absorbed the dialogues of the drama, paying attention not to hinder the development of the drama by singing, in addition to the direct adoption of national songs, is also good at using new techniques.