这位意大利佩萨罗的宠儿,被埋没多年后重见光明,再次成为不朽的著名作曲家。“多么激动人心,多么美妙的音乐!”菲利普·戈塞特一边兴致勃勃地翻阅着已经变黄的手稿一边自言自语道,“在我有生之年将永远也听不到这样好的音乐,真是一大憾事。”那是在20年前,为了研究焦阿基诺·罗西尼的音乐作品,芝加哥大学年轻的音乐教授戈塞特来到意大利的佩萨罗。在长达一个多世纪无人问津的原 Pisoro, Italy’s darling, was buried for years to see the bright again, once again become a famous monumental composer. “What an exciting and wonderful music!” Phillip Gorset whispered enthusiastically to the already yellowed manuscript, “I will never hear such good music in my lifetime, A pity. ”That was 20 years ago, in order to study the music of Gioacchino Rossini, Gossett, a young music professor at the University of Chicago, came to Pesaro, Italy. In the more than a century nobody cares about the original