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Anton Coppola, a Brooklyn native born on March 21, 1917, left an enduring mark on American opera and classical music. As founder and longtime artistic director of Opera Tampa, Coppola nurtured new works and helped bring bold productions to the stage. His career spanned conducting, composing, and artistic leadership, earning him critical acclaim and lifetime achievement honors. This page gathers a detailed biography, notable discography highlights, and information about his upcoming tour activities.

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Born and raised in New York City’s cultural milieu, Coppola’s influence extended from operatic stages to Broadway and classical recordings. While his name is associated with a broad repertoire, his legacy is anchored in innovative programming, mentorship, and a commitment to making opera accessible to diverse audiences.

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  • Born in Brooklyn on March 21, 1917; died March 9, 2020 in Manhattan at age 102.
  • Founded Opera Tampa in 1996 and served as its Founding Artistic Director until 2012.
  • World premiere of Sacco and Vanzetti (2001) at Opera Tampa; Coppola conducted and contributed as composer/creator.
  • Conducted New York City Opera’s Lizzie Borden (world premiere, 1965) and Seattle Opera’s Of Mice and Men (1970).
  • Contributed as conductor on the Puccini recording Puccini (2004) with Angela Gheorghiu, released by Warner Classics.
  • Honored with the Puccini Foundation Lifetime Achievement Award (2008) and reportedly recognized as Cavaliere, Gran Ufficiale by the Italian government.

Stay connected for updates on Anton Coppola-inspired performances, appearances, and touring engagements. We’ve got you covered with reliable access to tickets and concert information for venues nationwide. For more about his life and works, follow official channels and explore upcoming performances as they are announced.

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