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Tessiture Luigi Bevilacqua is a
textile company incorporated in
Venice in 1875—originally in the
sestiere of Castello. The
company deals primarily with...
- In music,
tessitura (Italian: [tessiˈtuːra], pl.
tessiture, "texture"; English: /tɛsɪˈtjuːrə/) is the most
acceptable and
comfortable vocal range for...
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vocal range, anc****d by Kang and Ko's
countertenor and b****o
profondo tessiture respectively. Solo
concerts and
tours Evolution Tour (2018)
Forest and...
- minutes, and that of the 1874
revision 2
hours 45 minutes. The characters'
tessiture are as
indicated in the 2002
edition of the
orchestral score; Offenbach...
- inconscient. Psychothérapie et religion, Paris, Dunod, InterEdition, 2012.
Tessiture,
suivi de
Fragments d’une poétique,
dessins de
Jessica Vaturi Archived...
- company,
Barovier & Toso, Mian, I Dogi, Venini, Barbini, Salviati, and
Tessiture Bevilacqua,
among others.
These collaborations have been an
integral part...
-
wider than that of the
coeval baritenor, but able to
sustain far
higher tessiture. It
means that the
basic range remained substantially the
classic one...
-
architect Alfredo Campanini.
Bernasconi founded his factory,
later known as
Tessiture Bernasconi (Bernasconi
Textile Mills) in 1876. It
started out as a small...
- centuries.
Commonly classed as a contralto, Gr****ini sang, in fact, in
tessiture which would later be
ascribed to mezzo-sopranos and had
rather a narrow...
- or
sopranos and
scored their own
arrangements to suit
their baritone tessiture and
vocal range. Due to
their main jobs in academia, they
mostly release...
