In 1903, he and Enrico Caruso made a recording of his popular song "Mattinata."
After this man died, Giovanni Pennacchio completed the orchestrations for his last opera, Eodipo Re, which reuses the melody of an aria from his Der Roland von Berlin. He told the story of a notoriously fraudulent teenage poet who committed suicide in 1896's Chatterton and wrote a version of La Boheme at the same time as Puccini's that wasn't nearly as successful. In 1903, he and Enrico Caruso made a recording of his popular song "Mattinata." His most famous work sees Canio stab Nedda before proclaiming, "La commedia e finita!" FTP, name this Italian who composed "Vesti la giubba" for the verismo opera Pagliacci.
After this man died, Giovanni Pennacchio completed the orchestrations for his last opera, Eodipo Re, which reuses the melody of an aria from his Der Roland von Berlin.
Ruggero (or Ruggiero) {Leoncavallo}