José Inzenga [SEP] place of death
José Inzenga
José Inzenga y Castellanos (Madrid, 3 June 1828 – 28 June 1891) was a Spanish composer of zarzuelas and professor at the Conservatory of Madrid and academic of the Real Academia de Bellas Artes de San Fernando and one of the pioneers of folkloric studies and the modern zarzuela in the second half of the 19th century.
Biography.
Inzenga was the son of Italian singing master Angel Inzenga and Felicia Castellanos. He studied music at the Madrid Royal Conservatory. He then traveled to Paris, where he pursued
"Segunda parte de El duende" - Zarzuela en 2 actos - Libreto by Luis de Olona
- 1852 "El novio pasado por agua" - Zarzuela en 3 actos - Libreto by Manuel Bretón de los Herreros
- 1852 "El secreto de la Reina" - Co-authors Joaquín Gaztambide and José Inzenga
- 1853 "Don Simplicio Bobadilla" - Co-authors Joaquín Gaztambide, Francisco Asenjo Barbieri and José Inzenga - Libretto by Manuel Tamayo y Baus
- 1854 "Cosas de don Juan" - Zarzuela en