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Giovanni Targioni-Tozzetti

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Giovanni Targioni-Tozzetti was a writer from Italy.

He lived in a city called Livorno. He was a librettist. A librettist writes the words for an opera. An opera is a story told through music.

Giovanni was famous for his work with a composer. A composer is a person who writes music. His friend was named Pietro Mascagni. They worked together to make art. Giovanni also wrote many stories with Guido Menasci. He wrote many different operas. One famous work was called Cavalleria rusticana. He wrote that in 1890. He also wrote an opera called I Rantzau in 1892. Other stories included Regina Diaz and Silvano. He wrote Zanetto in 1896. He also wrote Amica in 1905. Later, he wrote La sposa di Nino in 1913. He even wrote Pinotta in 1932. He was a very busy man. He spent his whole life in Livorno. He was born there in 1863. He died there in 1934. His words helped bring music to life on stage.

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