- the one an
intriguing rogue and the
other a
stupid fool. The
latter is
Pierot's [sic] rôle: MS 13736, Bibliothèque de l'Opéra, Paris, I, 113;
cited and...
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Times 1993. Katz 1999. BBC News &
August 2002. BBC News &
September 2002.
Piérot 2013. Ouest-France 2013. The
Jewish Press 2013.
Harmon &
Stein 1994. Mr...
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Alice Piérot is a
French Baroque violinist.
Piérot studied music at the
Conservatoire de Lyon. In 1988, she
turned to
baroque music and
became concertmaster...
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written in
Paris with Les
Valentines (the duo
Edith Fambuena and Jean
Louis Pierot) and
French singer Étienne Daho.
Billy Corgan contributed to
three songs:...
- 1759
Claudine a
young woman soprano Lucette, her
sister soprano Lubin, aka
Pierot, Lucette's
suitor haute-contre Blaise, a
fisherman tenor Thomas, Lucette's...
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Perrot (Peron, Peros, or Pierrot) de
Neele (fl. mid–late 13th century) was an
Artesian trouvère and littérateur. He
composed four jeux
partis in collaboration...
- Paul Verlaine) – 4:08 "La mélancolie" (Christophe Miossec, Jean-Louis
Piérot) – 3:54 "Ma solitude" (Georges Moustaki) – 2:56 "I Wish You Love (Que reste-t-il...
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Ghost The Man Who
Understood Women (1959) – Le
Marne Pillow Talk (1959) –
Pierot Can-Can (1960) – Andre, the head
waiter classe Tous
Risques (1960) – Arthur...
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Walters Julia Meade as
Marie Allen Jenkins as
Harry Marcel Dalio as Mr.
Pierot Lee
Patrick as Mrs.
Walters Mary
McCarty as
Nurse Resnick Alex
Gerry as...
- fenced-off area in
Winkie Country. Its
people are
called the
Pierrettes and
Pierots where they are
ruled by King
Capers and have a
rough and
tumble personality...
