- wit" by the end of the 17th century.
Although actress Vittoria degli Amorevoli also pla**** an
inamorata named Isabella in the 16th century, the character...
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Angelo Maria Amorevoli (16
September 1716 – 15
November 1798) was a
leading Italian tenor in
Baroque opera.
Angelo Amorevoli began singing in
opera seria...
-
featured soprano Anna Peruzzi,
called "the Parrucchierina" and
tenor Angelo Amorevoli.
Sarro also
conducted the
orchestra in two
ballets as intermezzi, created...
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quotation from
Avvenire in
reference to the film
based on this book Mara
Amorevoli (27
August 2009). "Ganz to play
Terzani (in Italian)". La Repubblica....
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Secretary of
State for the
Southern Department (d. 1751) 1716 –
Angelo Maria Amorevoli,
Italian tenor and
actor (d. 1798) 1722 –
Gabriel Christie, Scottish-Canadian...
- that Jélyotte's
range was
identical to that of the
famous tenor Angelo Amorevoli. He also
remarked that "all
those who
succeeded Legros had to
shout to...
-
production featured set
designs by
Giuseppe Galli Bibiena. The
tenor Angelo Amorevoli sang the
title role. H****e was a
favorite of
Duchess Maria Antonia of...
- Earl of Tankerville,
British Earl (d. 1767)
September 16 –
Angelo Maria Amorevoli,
Italian musician (d. 1798)
September 19 – Jan
Jacob Schultens, Dutch...
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Brivio Capua H****e première
pasticcio at the King's Theatre. Gianguir:
Amorevoli Cosrovius:
Angelo Monticelli Semira:
Caterina Visconti Zama: Sga Giovanna...
- mezzo-soprano
Faustina H****e (Bordoni), the b****
Antonio Montagnana, the
tenor Angiolo Amorevoli, all of whom sing in
cities and
capitals all over Europe....
