Tommasini

[tom-uh-see-nee, tawm-mah-zee-nee]

noun

1. Vicenzo 1880–1950, Italian composer.

Example Sentences

The critic Anthony Tommasini, writing in The New York Times, said that Muhly’s score “could not have had a better advocate than the conductor Robert Spano, making an absurdly belated Met debut at 57.”

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“He highlighted intriguing details, brought out myriad colorings, kept the pacing sure and never covered the singers,” Tommasini wrote.

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Anthony Tommasini, who was the chief classical music critic from 2000 to 2021, is a pianist who holds a Doctorate of Musical Arts from Boston University.

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Anthony Tommasini traveled to Italy and visited Roncole, Busseto, Sant’Agata and Milan to learn more about Giuseppe Verdi.

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Anthony Tommasini, reviewing the premiere in The Times, called it “an important opera, the rare philosophical work that holds the stage and gives singing actors real characters to grapple with.”

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