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Mariana Nicolesco (Romanian: [mariˈana nikoˈlesko] or
pronounced [nikoˈlesku]; 28
November 1948 – 14
October 2022) was a
Romanian operatic soprano who...
- adjective),
pallidum (meaning "pale").
Propositions include those by Foix and
Nicolesco (1925), the
Vogts (1941),
Crosby et al. (1962) and the
Terminologia Anatomica...
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actress Alexandru Ioanițiu,
general Mihaela Mitrache,
actress Mariana Nicolesco,
operatic soprano Angelo Niculescu,
football player and
manager Alexis...
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Sector 4 of
Bucharest bears his name, and so does a
boulevard in Giurgiu.
Nicolesco,
Miron (1935). "Recherches sur les
fonctions polyharmoniques". Annales...
- at the
Shenzhen University in China. He is
married to
soprano Mariana Nicolesco. In 2012, he is
elected Honorary Member of the
Royal Scottish Academy...
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Gheorghe Ciobanu, Boldizsár Csiky,
Anita Hartig, György Ligeti,
Mariana Nicolesco,
Tiberiu Olah,
Csaba Szabó,
Sigismund Toduță, and
Adela Zaharia. List...
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Manuel Monteiro de
Castro Khaldoon Al
Mubarak Hidetoshi Nakata Mariana Nicolesco Andrei Oișteanu
George Paciullo Costanza Pascolato Solomon P****y Michel...
- Cat: GD60459(2) 1981 Plácido Domingo, Kiri Te Kanawa, Leo Nucci,
Mariana Nicolesco David Rendall Lorin Maazel,
London Symphony Orchestra Ambrosian Chorus...
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Valeriu Munteanu (politician)
Adrian Năstase
Nicholas II of
Russia Mariana Nicolesco Olav V of
Norway Archduke Otto of
Austria (1865–1906)
George Emil Palade...
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Zaharia studied claimed, the soprano's "lucky star" was
meeting Mariana Nicolesco when
Zaharia won the
National Music Olympiad.
Zaharia earned her bachelor's...
