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following districts: Eugies,
Frameries, La Bouverie, Noirchain, and Sars-la-Bruyère.
Frameries is home to
Rugby Union club RC
Frameries who
currently play in...
- Nicolas-Étienne
Framery (French pronunciation: [nikɔla etjɛn fʁamʁi]; 25
March 1745,
Rouen – 26
November 1810, Paris) was a
French music theorist, critic...
- RC
Frameries is a
Belgian rugby union club
currently competing in the
Belgian Elite League. The club is
based in
Frameries in Hainaut. The
official colours...
- of the
libretti into
French was the
musician and
writer Nicolas-Étienne
Framery, a
lover of
Italian music. At that time, the
Parisian operatic scene was...
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expresses doubts since the
source is the
early biography of Nicolas-Étienne
Framery,
judged (Webster 2002, p. 1) the
least reliable of Haydn's
early biographers...
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Luigi Cherubini. The
libretto by François-Benoît
Hoffman (Nicolas Étienne
Framéry) was
based on Euripides'
tragedy of
Medea and
Pierre Corneille's play Médée...
- Site. Paul
Hankar was also an
innovator of
early Art Nouveau. Born at
Frameries, in Hainaut, the son of a
master stone cutter, he had
studied ornamental...
- Mons
consists of the
following muni****lities:
Boussu Colfontaine Dour
Frameries Hensies Honnelles Jurbise Lens Mons
Quaregnon Quévy Quiévrain Saint-Ghislain...
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Musico Prattico,
which appeared in
French translation by Nicolas-Étienne
Framery.
Malta felice (cantata, 1775) La
magica lanterna (opera buffa, 1791) La...
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September 4, 1944, near Sars-la-Bruyère in
Belgium (now a
deelgemeente of
Frameries), his
company was
attacked by a
superior German force.
Their position...
