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In a departure from her usual repertoire, she sang Mathilde for La Scala's celebration of the th anniversary of Rossini 's William Tell. Help Center Find new research papers in: Lina Bruna Rasa spent the last 36 years of her life in a mental hospital in Milan, where she died. Italian operatic sopranos People from Padua births deaths 20th-century Italian singers 20th-century opera singers 20th-century women singers. This happened only onstage. Gino Bechi who sang with her on the Cavalleria rusticana recording recalled that during the recording sessions she would insistently ask him if he had noticed the white horses in the wings that she believed were waiting to take her away, but would become completely lucid when the music began.

The opera's composer, Pietro Mascagni , and Bruna Rasa met for the first time in Venice in July when he conducted a performance of Cavalleria Rusticana in the Piazza San Marco before a crowd of 35, people. In addition to the stage roles listed below, Bruna Rasa also sang in radio performances of Rito Selvaggi's Maggiolata veneziana [3] and Giordano's Fedora. Premiered at La Scala in This worsened with the death of her mother in