-
Marmoreo Licinus tumulo iacet, at Cato nullo,
Pompeius paruo:
credimus esse deos? In a
marble tomb [the freedman]
Licinus lies; yet Cato lies in none and...
-
fedele (Un
ballo in maschera) Ora e per
sempre addio (Otello) Sì pel ciel
marmoreo giuro (Otello)
Ingemisco tamquam reus (Requiem) Libiamo,
libiamo (La traviata)...
-
Ponte Sublicio, also
known as
Ponte Aventino or
Ponte Marmoreo, is a
bridge linking Piazza dell'Emporio to
Piazza di
Porta Portese in Rome (Italy), in...
- handkerchief. When she refuses, Iago
forcibly takes it from her. "Sì, pel ciel
marmoreo giuro!" 1914
recording by ****a
Ruffo and
Enrico Caruso Problems playing...
-
afterwards fell into disuse. The
Marble Calendar of
Naples (Calendario
Marmoreo di Napoli)
attests to Aspren's
existence and the fact that he
lived during...
- "Sì, pel ciel
marmoreo giuro!" with ****a Ruffo, from Verdi's
Otello (1914)...
- relics; it was
rebuilt in 1583 by
bishop Nicolò Orazio. The
Calendario Marmoreo ("marble calendar") of Naples,
built in the 9th century,
lists this saint...
-
Cambini and
performed by the Soni
Ventorum Wind
Quintet "Sì, pel ciel
marmoreo giuro!" A 1914
recording by po****r
Italian opera singers ****a
Ruffo and...
- songs)
Tchaikovsky Duet from Act I, The
Queen of
Spades Verdi O si per ciel
marmoreo giuro (close of Act II, Otello) 24 Oct 1998
Erich Segal Bach
Prelude (Cello...
-
Francesco Giannini & figli,
Napoli 1926
Franco Strazzullo, Sul
crocefisso marmoreo di
Michelangelo Naccherino,
Archivio Storico Napoletano,
Napoli 1952 Michael...
