-
southern Europe,
especially in Spain, to
which they
attributed the word
duenna, an Old
Spanish spelling (ñ
arose as a
ligature of nn; the
tilde was shorthand...
- The
Duenna is a three-act
comic opera,
mostly composed by
Thomas Linley the
elder and his son,
Thomas Linley the younger, to an English-language libretto...
- honesty" if the
marriage had not been
consummated as
Catherine and her
duenna claimed, but
Henry VII and the
Spanish amb****ador set out
instead to obtain...
- The
Duenna (La Dueña) is an English/German-language
opera in
three acts
composed by
Robert Gerhard to
libretto by the composer,
after the 1775
comedy The...
- Her
Spanish retinue,
including Francisco Felipe, was
supervised by her
duenna,
Elvira Manuel.[citation needed] At
first it was
thought Catherine's ship...
-
ugliness to
stand in
contrast to the children, are
brought along to
serve as
duennas. Marie, 58, who
strangled all 14 of her
children and one of
whose buttocks...
- London, he
wrote several prominent plays such as The
Rivals (1775), The
Duenna (1775), The
School for
Scandal (1777) and A Trip to
Scarborough (1777)....
- "Recreating a text for The
Duenna".
English Touring Opera –
Autumn 2010: 21–23. Billington,
Michael (29
September 2010). "The
Duenna's 230-year elopement"....
- the
earliest and most po****r of these.
Richard Brinsley Sheridan's The
Duenna (1775), with a
score by
Thomas Linley, was
expressly described as "a comic...
- ****, domine, domineer, dominicide, dominion, dominium, domino,
duenna, madam, madame, mademoiselle, madonna, predominance, predominant, predominate...
