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Magda Piccarolo (b. 1912,
Alessandria - died ?) was an
Italian soprano and
voice teacher.
Active as an
opera singer from 1933
through 1959, she was particularly...
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Morille (1927–1998),
rower Cristina Parodi (born 1964),
journalist Magda Piccarolo (1912–?),
soprano Urbano Rattazzi (1808–1873),
statesman of the Risorgimento...
- All3DP. 10
December 2019.
Retrieved 26 June 2021.
Pavia FC, La
Carrubba V,
Piccarolo S,
Brucato V (August 2008). "Polymeric
scaffolds prepared via thermally...
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botteghe nella Venezia del Settecento, Skira, 2002, ISBN 88-8491-220-2. Gaia
Piccarolo and
Giuliana Ricci (editors),
Luigi Manini (1848-1936), Skira, 2007,...
- nel bosco. The cast
included Graziella Gazzera Valle (Princess),
Magda Piccarolo (Blue Fairy, Nightingale),
Angelina Rossetti (Spindle, Duchess, Cat),...
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MacWatters (1912–2005)
Martha Mödl (1912–2001)
Edith Oldrup (1912–1999)
Magda Piccarolo (born 1912)
Mascia Predit (1912–2001)
Nadine Renaux (1912–2005) Esther...
- Attività di
Alfredo D’Andrade e
Sebastiano Locati in Portogallo," in Gaia
Piccarolo and
Giuliana Ricci,
Luigi Manini (1848-1936)
architetto e
scenografo pittore...
- from Alessandria, the
soprano Magda Piccarolo, whom he
helped get
established on the
opera stage. He died in
Piccarolo's home on 17
October 1941 at the age...
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Rudolf and the New York City Opera. She
later studied with
soprano Magda Piccarolo in
Milan in the 1960s.
Cundari made her
debut with the New York City Opera...
