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Alfredo Codona (October 7, 1893 – July 30, 1937) was a
Mexican trapeze artist who was a
member of the world-famous "Flying
Codonas" and was the
first aerialist...
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mentions both the
Codonas and
Costellos as
prominent circus families. Once the
Industrial Revolution hit the 1860s, the Scotland-based
Codonas purchased steam-powered...
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Codona was a free jazz and
world fusion group which released three self-titled
albums on the ECM
label in 1979, 1981 and 1983. The trio
consisted of...
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heard on the 1975
release Brown Rice. He was a
member of the ECM
group Codona,
along with
percussionist Naná
Vasconcelos and
sitar and
tabla player Collin...
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Codona 3 is the
third and
final album by jazz trio
Codona—featuring
sitarist and
tabla player Collin Walcott,
trumpeter Don
Cherry and
percussionist Naná...
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Codona is an
album by the
American sitarist and
tabla player Collin Walcott,
American jazz
trumpeter Don
Cherry and
Brazilian jazz
percussionist Naná Vasconcelos...
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Codona 2 is an
album by
American sitarist and
tabla player Collin Walcott,
American jazz
trumpeter Don
Cherry and
Brazilian jazz
percussionist Naná Vasconcelos...
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Three Codonas (German: Die drei
Codonas) is a 1940
German drama film
directed by
Arthur Maria Rabenalt and
starring René Deltgen,
Ernst von Klipstein...
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Flying Codonas, a
family of
flying trapeze artists. Pete
Smith as
narrator (voice) The
Flying Codonas as Themselves:
Edward Codona as
himself Lalo
Codona as...
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Victoria Codona Adolph (1891–1983) was a
fourth generation circus performer from the
Codonas family. She was born in Vera Cruz, Mexico, to
French and...
