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Gaetano Majorano (12
April 1710 – 31
January 1783) was an
Italian castrato and
opera singer, who
performed under the
stage name Caffarelli. Like Farinelli...
- 76. Keren-Portnoy,
Majorano &
Vihman (2009), p. 240.
Zmarich &
Bonifacio (2005), p. 759.
Zmarich &
Bonifacio (2005), p. 760.
Majorano & D'Odorico (2011)...
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Ettore Majorana (/maɪəˈrɑːnə/, Italian: [ˈɛttore majoˈraːna]; born on 5
August 1906 –
likely dying in or
after 1959) was an
Italian theoretical physicist...
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original text,
largely for the
famous mezzo-soprano castrato,
Gaetano Majorano,
known as Caffarelli.
Eventually no more than 10
arias were left to be...
- ("Farinelli") (1705–1782)
Domenico Annibali ("Domenichino") (1705–1779)
Gaetano Majorano ("Caffarelli") (1710–1783)
Francesco Soto de
Langa (1534–1619)
Felice Salimbeni...
- patrician,
friend of Tito, in love with
Vitellia soprano castrato Gaetano Majorano ("Caffarelli") Annio, a
young patrician,
friend of Sesto, in love with...
- Cocchetta", the
renowned castrati Giovanni Manzuoli,
Caffarelli (Gaetano
Majorano),
Farinelli (Carlo Broschi),
Gizziello (Gioacchino Conti) and Gian Battista...
- well-known
castrati as
Giuseppe Appiani,
Felice Salimbeni, and
Gaetano Majorano (known as Caffarelli), as well as
distinguished female singers such as...
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Fiorentina Trasimede, Head of the
Council of
Messene soprano castrato Gaetano Majorano,
known as
Cafarelli Licisco, amb****ador of
Aetolia contralto (en travesti)...
- its home
ground is the Città
degli Ulivi Stadium.
Caffarelli (Gaetano
Majorano),
castrato opera singer Vitale Giordano,
mathematician Nicola Bonifacio...
