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Antonio Janigro (21
January 1918 – 1 May 1989) was an
Italian cellist and conductor. Born in Milan, he
began studying piano when he was six and cello...
- to my
great pleasure,
Janigro's performance is no
longer the only
choice for me. In my opinion, this also
shows how
Janigro's performance in cooperation...
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Label Notes 1939
Pablo Casals Gramophone Multiple LP
reissues 1953
Antonio Janigro Westminster CD
reissue 1996 1954–56
Enrico Mainardi Archiv 1959
Janos Starker...
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recording of - Vivaldi: Flute-B****on
Concerto in G
minor (La Notte) (Baker,
Janigro) (1964)
Baker in
performance with Karl
Hoffmann (b****oon) and
Herbert Tachezi...
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artistic leadership of the
Italian cellist and conductor,
Antonio Janigro.
After Janigro left the
ensemble in 1968, the
group was led
first by
their concertmaster...
- PMC 5803388. PMID 29195051.
Abbott NJ,
Pizzo ME,
Preston JE,
Janigro D,
Thorne RG (March 2018). "The role of
brain barriers in
fluid movement...
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himself –
Italian Clown (credited as Sbarra)
Peppino Janigro as
himself –
Italian Clown (credited as
Janigro)
Carini as
himself –
Italian Clown Maunsell as...
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Antonio Janigro (cellist) 23
April -
Conservatory "Giuseppe Verdi" with
Celeste Gandolfi (harpist),
Renato Carenzio (violinist) and
Antonio Janigro (cellist)...
- Paul Badura-Skoda, and with
string players such as
Josef Suk and
Antonio Janigro.
Demus was
instrumental in
bringing the
historic fortepiano to concert...
- ****anese
wrestler Antonio Inutile, Finnish-Italian
former footballer Antonio Janigro,
Italian cellist and
conductor Antônio
Carlos Jobim,
Brazilian creator...
