Roméo Berti

Probably he sang in Italian provincial theaters and had apparently studied in Paris under Lhérie and Jean de Reszke. From 1895 to 1905 he performed in smaller French stages. He appeared also in London. He should have lost about 1910 his voice; since 1914 he lived in London and been active there as a pedagogue. Among his pupils was British tenor Benvenuto Finelli. 1867 Ravenna, † 1954 London We know very little about him. He recorded many records with Columbia, Odeon, AGPA, Excelsior Reale, etc faßbaren Sängerpersönlichkeit in Verbindung bringe It was assumed that he was Carlo Albani, Jean de Reszke etc. He was Italian, and sang in smaller towns in Italy, He studied in Paris possibly with Paul Lhérie and Jean de Reszke. During 189-1905 he sang in small French cities and London. He is said to have lost his voice in 1910. Since 1914, he lived and taught singing in London.