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Fiesque (The
Genoese Conspiracy) is an
opera in
three acts by the
French composer Édouard Lalo. The libretto, by
Charles Beauquier, is
based on Schiller's...
- (Mascagni) Canio,
Pagliacci (Leoncavallo) Duke of Mantua,
Rigoletto (Verdi)
Fiesque,
Fiesque (Lalo) Marius,
Marius et **** (Cosma) Radamès, Aida (Verdi) Rodrigue...
- Amédée Détraux, in Gourde-Liane, near Destrellan, and a
stadium called Fiesque Duchesne.
Artists that have
performed there include Ray Charles, George...
- "Fantaisie norvégienne", 1879) Divertis****t for
Orchestra (taken from
opera Fiesque) Aubade-Allegretto pour dix
instrument or
petit orchestre Allegro symphonique...
- student; she
later recalled that she once
locked Madame de
Fiesque in her room and
Madame de
Fiesque's grandson in another. On his
deathbed in May 1643, Louis...
- expensive. For example, in the late
seventeenth century, the
Countess de
Fiesque was
reported to have
traded an
entire wheat farm for a mirror, considering...
-
educated at the Sorbonne. When he was eighteen, he
wrote Conjuration de
Fiesque, a
little historical essay,
influenced by the
Italian of
Agostino Mascardi...
- as
Masetto in Don
Giovanni with the
Garsington Opera, as
Gianettino in
Fiesque, and as
Macduff in
Ernest Bloch's
Macbeth at the
University College Opera...
- Niccolò
Fieschi (Genoa, c. 1456 – Rome, 1524) was an
Italian Cardinal, of the
prominent family of the
Republic of Genoa, the Fieschi,
which features in...
- it he
received the
cross of the Légion d'honneur. In 1824 he
produced Fiesque, a
clever adaptation of Schiller's Fiesco. In 1828
appeared Olga, ou l'orpheline...
