Giacomo Panizza

Giacomo Panizza (27 March 1804 – 1 May 1860) was a conductor at La Scala, Milan for 13 years, during which time, he composed two operas and thirteen ballets.

For another conductor named Panizza, see Ettore Panizza.

Ballets
Teatro alla Scala, Milan
  • 16 March 1847 – Odette (with dances composed by Giovanni Bajetti and Giovanni Corfu), choreography by Jules Perrot.
  • 12 February 1848 – Faust (with dances composed by Giovanni Bajetti), choreography by Jules Perrot.
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