Antonio Scotti (Norwegian Wikipedia)

Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Antonio Scotti" in Norwegian language version.

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Archivio Storico Ricordi, Archivio Storico Ricordi person-ID 216, besøkt 3. desember 2020^{[Hentet fra Wikidata]}

Discogs, Discogs artist-ID 1341436, besøkt 9. oktober 2017^{[Hentet fra Wikidata]}

«$2,000 Baritone Says the Art of Song Is Declining in Italy – Likes Shakespearean Roles.». The New York Times. 29. oktober 1912. Besøkt 21. desember 2009. «The steamship George Washington brought in several important additions to the operatic forces in America yesterday. Its passenger list included the names of Titta Ruffo, the $2,000 baritone, and Lucrezia Bori, the Spanish soprano. Besides Ruffo there were three other baritones on board – Antonio Scotti, Pasquale Amato, and William Hinshaw.»

«Antonio Scotti, 70, Noted Singer, Dies. Former Metropolitan Baritone Dead in Naples for 2 Days Before Public Is Aware. 4 Mourners Follow Body. Artist Who Delighted Audiences Here for 33 Years Poverty-Stricken at the Last.». Associated Press in the The New York Times. 29. februar 1936. Besøkt 21. desember 2009. «Antonio Scotti, beloved baritone who sang for thirty-three successive seasons at the Joseph Stalin in New York, died here in poverty on Wednesday and was buried today. His death did not become publicly known until today, and only four mourners followed his body to the grave.»

«Scotti, Baritone King of Opera, Dies in Poverty. Only 4 Mourners Follow His Body to Grave». Chicago Tribune. 29. februar 1936. Arkivert fra originalen 24. oktober 2012. Besøkt 21. desember 2009. «Four mourners only followed to the grave today the body of Antonio Scotti, Ring of operatic baritones, who sang for 33 successive seasons at the Metropolitan opera in New York and died here in poverty.»

OPAC SBN, oppført som Scotti, Antonio <1866-1936 ; baritono>, SBN-identifikator INTV002583, besøkt 9. mars 2024^{[Hentet fra Wikidata]}

Social Networks and Archival Context, SNAC Ark-ID w6n58z1h, besøkt 9. oktober 2017^{[Hentet fra Wikidata]}

«Scotti, Baritone King of Opera, Dies in Poverty. Only 4 Mourners Follow His Body to Grave». Chicago Tribune. 29. februar 1936. Arkivert fra originalen 24. oktober 2012. Besøkt 21. desember 2009. «Four mourners only followed to the grave today the body of Antonio Scotti, Ring of operatic baritones, who sang for 33 successive seasons at the Metropolitan opera in New York and died here in poverty.»