- The
Quintetto Chigiano or
Chigi Quintet was an
Italian musical ensemble comprising a
string quartet with pianoforte,
founded in 1939 and
active until 1966...
- Frederick II (left)
meets al-Kamil (right),
illumination from
Giovanni Villani's
Nuova Cronica (Vatican
Library ms.
Chigiano L VIII 296, 14th century)....
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Catholic parish church located in the
rural neighborhood or
frazione of
Chigiano,
north but
within the
limits of San
Severino Marche,
province of Macerata...
- 1966, he was the
leader of the only
piano quintet ensemble, the
Quintetto Chigiano. His
influence as a
teacher also
spread beyond Siena,
through courses or...
-
medieval rock
carved chapel Santa Maria di
Cesello Santa Maria di Valdiola,
Chigiano Fortified square (13th century) of
Piazza del
Popolo Remains of the medieval...
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positive element in history. The
oldest m****cript is
Vatican Library BAV
Chigiano L VIII 296,
dating to the time of composition.
Giovanni Villani's Cronica...
-
Accademia Chigiana,
already studded with
illustrious presences. The
Quintetto Chigiano took its name from this Academy: its leader,
Riccardo Brengola, was Professor...
- work and performances,
while the
international tours of the
Quintetto Chigiano, and the
Quartetto Italiano (which
coalesced at the
academy in 1942) spread...
- Books, ISBN 0-517-56274-X
Vatican Library, Vat.
Capponiano 231, f 238 and
Chigiano G. III 66. f 108. as
cited by
Colalucci Carlo Pietrangeli,
Foreword to...
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recording was by the Pro Arte
Quartet with
Alfredo Casella in 1933.
Quintetto Chigiano:
Riccardo Brengola, violin;
Mario Benvenuti,
violin II;
Giovanni Leone...
