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Johann Sebastian Mastropiero, he
headlined “Querida Condesa:
carta de
Johann Sebastian Mastropiero a la
condesa de Shortshot.”
Mastropiero’s turbulent life...
- Orio
Mastropiero (died 13 June 1192),
forename sometimes rendered as
Aurio and
surname as Malipiero, was a
Venetian statesman who
served as the Doge of...
-
Mastropiero can
refer to: Orio
Mastropiero, (d. 13 June 1192),
Venetian statesman Johann Sebastian Mastropiero,
fictional composer created by the Argentine...
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restore their quarter, and pay for reparations. On 1 June 1192,
after Orio
Mastropiero abdicated the throne,
Dandolo became the new doge. He was the second...
- by a
secular court as
early as 1181
during the
regency of Doge Orio
Mastropiero. The tribunal, in
addition to
being made up of its
judges appointed by...
- when he retired. He also
wrote 3
books (in Spanish): "Los
juegos de
Mastropiero", "100
caracoles argentinos" and "Memorias de un luthier". In Les Luthiers...
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Mastropiero que
nunca was a
theatrical humour/music show by Les Luthiers. It was
first performed on
Friday 9
September 1977 and last done on
Sunday 27...
-
edition of The
Definitive Biography of P. D. Q. Bach.
Johann Sebastian Mastropiero Johann Gambolputty, a
character from
episode 6 of
Monty Python's Flying...
- II Michele, Doge (1156–1172)
Sebastiano Ziani, Doge (1172–1178) Orio
Mastropiero, Doge (1178–1192)
Enrico Dandolo, Doge (1192–1205)
Southern Italy County/...
- he
alternated with
those of
political or
military leaders.
Bolero de
Mastropiero (with Maronna).
Cantata del
adelantado Don
Rodrigo Díaz de
Carreras (with...
