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Salvatore Fighera (1771? – 5 May 1837) was an
Italian composer of both
sacred and
secular music. Born in
Gravina in Puglia, he
completed his
musical studies...
- 2018-05-01. Carmo,
Priscila M.S.; Irigoyen, Luiz Francisco; Lucena,
Ricardo B.;
Fighera,
Rafael A.; Kommers,
Glaucia D.; Barros,
Claudio S.L. (February 2011)....
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Benedict XIII (1649–1730), pope from 1724 to 1730, born in
Gravina Salvatore Fighera (1771–1837),
classical composer, born in
Gravina Giuseppe Tarantino (1857–1950)...
- Betrothed,
Chapter X
Alessandro Manzoni, The Betrothed,
Chapter XX
Giovanni Fighera (March 28, 2024). "Quei
tagli prudenti del Manzoni" (in Italian). La Nuova...
- and
Poetto beaches,
among the
cliffs of the
Sella del Diavolo, lies Cala
Fighera, a
small bay.
Cagliari is
close to
other seaside locations such as Santa...
- DailyMed. 27
February 2024.
Retrieved 17 May 2024.
Rovinski D,
Ramos RB,
Fighera TM,
Casanova GK,
Spritzer PM (August 2018). "Risk of
venous thromboembolism...
- (tenor saxophone);
Aaron Sachs (baritone saxophone);
Glenn Drewes,
Frank Fighera, Joe Mosello, John
Marshall (trumpet); John Fedchock, Wyn Walshe, Fred...
- hdl:11585/413984. PMID 23944849. S2CID 5363824.
Rovinski D,
Ramos RB,
Fighera TM,
Casanova GK,
Spritzer PM (August 2018). "Risk of
venous thromboembolism...
- Puglia—Giacomo Tritto,
Luigi Capotorti,
Giacomo Insanguine, and
Salvatore Fighera—as well as five
smaller medallions with a
variety of subjects. In Milan...
- 1785) May 5 Niccolò
Antonio Zingarelli,
composer (b. 1752)
Salvatore Fighera,
composer (b. 1771) June 16 –
Valentino Fioravanti,
opera buffa composer...
