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Valla Pietro Balbi Feltre School sageparn****us (2013-03-06). "La Casa
Giocosa • Sage Parn****us". Sage Parn****us.
Retrieved 2024-04-17. "Vittorino da...
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canon of the
church of Cremona. In 1432 or
early 1433 he
entered the Ca'
Giocosa, the
school of
Vittorino da
Feltre in Mantua.
During his
studies he quickly...
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Junto al
Generalife (1959;
first performance by
Siegfried Behrend)
Sonata Giocosa (1960;
dedicated to
Renata Tarragó) Invocación y
danza (1961;
first performance...
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Feltre to
Mantua in 1423 to open his
famous humanist school, the Casa
Giocosa.
Isabella d'Este,
Marchioness of Mantua,
married Francesco II Gonzaga,...
- Venice, 1788), and Seleuco, re di
Siria (Venice, 1791), and the
opera giocosa La
villanella rapita (Süttör, 1784). The
latter of
which had additional...
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Accidental Son) is a one act
operatic farce (farsa
giocosa per musica) by
Gioachino Rossini to a
libretto by
Giuseppe Maria Foppa...
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posthumously in 1641. In 1634
Villani published the
Ragionamento sopra la
poesia giocosa de' Greci, de'
Latini e de' Toscani, a
detailed study on the
comic poetry...
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inspiration in Aix and
composed several works,
notably the
Sinfonietta giocosa.
Charlotte wrote: "We fell in love with Aix: the
delicate murmur of its...
- Ireland:
Concertino Pastorale (George Hurst)
Bohuslav Martinu:
Sinfonietta Giocosa,
Toccata e Due Canzoni,
Sinfonietta La
Jolla (Tamás Vasary)
David Matthews:...
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revised 1991)
Suita romantica for
viola and
piano (1957)
Suita giocosa (Suite
Giocosa) for wind
quintet (1958–1959,
revised 1992)
String Quartet (1959)...
