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Fabritio Caroso da
Sermoneta (1526/1535 – 1605/1620) was an
Italian Renaissance dancing master and a
composer or
transcriber of
dance music. His dance...
- his
dancing manual Nobilità di dame (1600), the
Italian dancing-master
Fabritio Caroso writes that with care a
woman practised in
wearing her chopines...
- many
other forms of dance. For example, 16th-century
Italian dances in
Fabritio Caroso's (1581) and
Cesare Negri's (1602)
dance manuals often have a galliard...
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Gesualdo Balthasar de
Beaujoyeulx Antonio Cornazzano Domenico da
Piacenza Fabritio Caroso Thoinot Arbeau Cesare Negri Christopher Columbus Amerigo Vespucci...
- to the Duke of
Florence Fabritio – Isabella's father, who is
eager to
marry off his
daughter Isabella –
daughter to
Fabritio,
lover to her
uncle Hippolito...
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composed in 1923. It was
based on
pieces for lute, archlute, and viol by
Fabritio Caroso, Jean-Baptiste Besard,
Bernardo Gianoncelli, and an
anonymous composer...
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Tafelmusik 1,
composed by
Georg Philipp Telemann Bella Gioiosa,
composed by
Fabritio Caroso On
Rotten Tomatoes the film has a
score of 44%
based on reviews...
- by
Barbara Sparti. Oxford:
Clarendon Press. ISBN 0-19-816574-9. Caroso,
Fabritio (1986).
Courtly Dance of the
Renaissance – a new
translation and edition...
- on a
night scene in a
Venice street. Two
young friends,
Fabritio and Piso,
discuss Fabritio's problematic personal situation. Two
wealthy Venetian senators...
- the Earth's
magnetic field, and the
beginning of
modern geomagnetism.
Fabritio Caroso's
dance manual Nobiltà de dame is published.
January 1 – Friedrich...
