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Vittorio Gui

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Vittorio Gui (Rome on 14 September, 1885 - Florence on 16 October, 1975) was an Italian conductor and composer. In 1933 Bruno Walter invited him to Salzburg as a guest conductor. His 1949 recording of "Un Ballo in mascera" has been reissued on CD.

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