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Ottavio Ziino (11
November 1909 – 1
February 1995) was an
Italian composer,
conductor and academic. Born in Palermo,
Ziino graduated in
composition from...
- Forgetting:
South Asia and the
Second World War". In
Martin Gegner; Bart
Ziino (eds.). The
Heritage of War. Routledge. pp. 177–193. Jain, M. (2011). "4"...
- to itself':
Russia celebrates the
centenary of the
First World War". In
Ziino, Bart (ed.).
Remembering the
First World War. London: Routledge. p. 135...
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Dominedo Lodovico Montini Angelo Giacomo Mott
Italo Mario Sacco Vinicio Ziino Giuseppe Togni Antonio Boggiano-Pico
Armando Sabatini Luxembourg 2 Christian...
- one
person was
removed by
research into the composer's life by
Agostino Ziino. (Another
composer with a
similar name,
Nicolaus Zacharie, was of the following...
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Visconti family in
Milan around the turn of the 15th
century (Nádas and
Ziino 1990), and a "frater
Antoniello de Caserta"
mentioned in an
archival do****ent...
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intermediate stay in
Pavia (as
suggested by the
scholars John Nádas and
Agostino Ziino), on the
grounds that this is
where he
would have
connected with the House...
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Notable work The
Battle of
Algiers Kapò Burn! Ogro
Spouse Maria Adele "Picci"
Ziino (m. 1964)
Children Marco Pontecorvo Relatives Bruno Pontecorvo (brother)...
- Zanetti, E. (1991). "Di
alcuni interrogativi intorno a Caro mio ben". In
Ziino, A. (ed.).
Musica senza aggetivi:
Studi per
Fedele D'Amico. pp. 61–83. Free...
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Sardou and Puccini" in
Deborah Burton,
Susan Vandiver Nic****io, and
Agostino Ziino (eds.), Tosca's Prism:
Three Moments of
Western Cultural History, Northeastern...
