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Florestan (Tancrède
Florestan Roger Louis Grimaldi; 10
October 1785 in
Paris – 20 June 1856) was
Prince of
Monaco and Duke of
Valentinois from 2 October...
- Leonore,
disguised as a
prison guard named "Fidelio",
rescues her
husband Florestan from
death in a
political prison. Bouilly's
scenario fits Beethoven's...
- The
Florestan Trio was a
piano trio.
Formed in 1995 in London, England, its
members were
Anthony Marwood (violin),
Richard Lester (cello), and
Susan Tomes...
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Florestan Fernandes (22 July 1920 – 10
August 1995) was a
Brazilian sociologist and politician. He was also
elected federal deputy twice.
Fernandes came...
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Monegasque and
Italian was
Carlo III. He was born in Paris, the only son of
Florestan,
Prince of Monaco, and
Maria Caroline Gibert de Lametz.
While he was Hereditary...
- The
Florestan Club was a
social club in Baltimore, Maryland. They
founded the
Baltimore Symphony Orchestra in 1915,
ensuring that it was muni****lly-funded...
- Theaters: Ivan
Vsevolozhsky Costumes:
Original Cast:
Feliks Krzesiński (King
Florestan),
Giuseppina Cecchetti (Queen),
Carlotta Brianza (Princess Aurora), Marie...
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accounts of the
reigns of Honoré V and of his
brother and successor,
Prince Florestan, and to
translate them from
Italian to French, for the
purpose of better...
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characters Florestan and
Eusebius in mind,
representing the
duality of his personality.
Eusebius depicts the
dreamer in
Schumann while Florestan represents...
- of
Monaco (1778–1841)
Florestan,
Prince of
Monaco (1785–1856) de la Canorgue,
Victor (1851). Les règnes d'Honoré V et de
Florestan I,
princes de Monaco...
