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Nozze istriane (An
Istrian wedding) is an
opera in
three acts by
Antonio Smareglia to an
Italian libretto by
Luigi Illica. It
premiered on 28
March 1895...
- audio.
Svetla V****ileva
discography includes CD & DVD recordings:
Nozze istriane by
Smareglia (live from Trieste; CD),
Aleko and
Francesca da
Rimini by...
- Via di
Vigna Murata,
Viale Luca
Gaurico and
Largo Vittime delle Foibe Istriane The
first station on the site was
begun in the 1930s, but only completed...
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Istarske Toplice (Croatian:
Istarske toplice; Italian:
Terme istriane),
previously known as
Terme Santo Stefano, is a
thermal health resort in the central...
- 1893) I
dispetti amorosi (Luporini, 1894) La
martire (Samaras, 1894)
Nozze istriane (Smareglia, 1895) La Bohème (Puccini, 1896)
Andrea Chénier (Giordano, 1896)...
- that
occurred to that
geographical area, e.g.
Largo Vittime delle Foibe Istriane,
Largo Eccidio di
Malga Bala (commemorating
twelve policemen of the GNR...
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Lovran was Croatian. The
composer chose to set his most
famous opera,
Nozze istriane, in his grandfather's village,
Dignano d'Istria.
Smareglia married Maria...
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several world premieres,
including Menico in
Antonio Smareglia's
Nozze istriane (1895),
Cesare Angelotti in
Giacomo Puccini's
Tosca (1900), and Pantalone...
- Histrica. ****ociazione
istriana di
studi di
storia patria (1904).
Pagine istriane periodico scientifico letterario-artistico. ALG. pp. 109–115.
Naklada Naprijed...
- Dnevnik.
Retrieved 8
April 2020. Sono 130 i
corpi riemersi da
quattro foibe istriane, gelocal.it;
accessed 17
March 2016.(in Italian) "Il
Piccolo 27". digilander...
