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Comœdia was a
French literary and
artistic paper founded by
Henri Desgrange on 1
October 1907 (Desgrange had
already founded L'Auto [fr]). It published...
- The name has its
origins in two 1920
articles by
critic Henri Collet in
Comœdia (see Bibliography).
Their music is
often seen as a
neoclassic reaction...
- De
temporum fine
comoedia (Latin for A Play on the End of Time) is a
choral opera-oratorio by 20th-century
German composer Carl Orff. His last
large work...
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Comoedia Mundi is a
touring theatre group in Bavaria, Germany. "
Comoedia Mundi schlägt
Theaterzelt am Main auf". www.fr.de (in German). 2024-09-09. Retrieved...
- The
Comoedia Lydiae (or Lidia) is a
medieval Latin elegiac comedy from the late
twelfth century. The "argument" at the
beginning of the play
refers to...
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Prolegomena de
comoedia (English:
Introduction to Comedy) is a
modern collective name for
several short ancient Gr**** and
Byzantine writings in Gr**** that...
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Latin literary works to have
survived in
their entirety. He
wrote Palliata comoedia, the
genre devised by
Livius Andronicus, the
innovator of
Latin literature...
- (the
Ultimate End),
taken from the end of his last work, De
temporum fine
comoedia. Orff is best
known for
Carmina Burana (1936), a "scenic cantata". It is...
- 24 March, he said to
Schindler and the
others present "Plaudite, amici,
comoedia finita est" ("Applaud, friends, the
comedy is over").
Later that day, when...
- Gr**** costume. Thus, the
Romans referred to this new
genre by the term
comoedia palliata or
fabula palliata,
meaning "cloaked comedy," the
pallium being...
