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Edmea is an 1886 opera in three acts by Alfredo Catalani to a libretto by Antonio Ghislanzoni. The opera was first performed on 27 February 1886 at the
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1983 Italian film
that the cruise is a funeral voyage to disperse the ashes of opera singer Edmea Tetua near the island of Erimo, her birthplace. Considered the greatest
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Edmea later that day. With a ridge to the southeast, the storm tracked generally to the southwest. Its initial strengthening rate slowed until Edmea reached
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Italian conductor (1867–1957)
1886, in the world premiere of the revised version of Alfredo Catalani's Edmea (it had its premiere in its original form at La Scala, Milan, on February
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Swedish artist (1818–1867)
Lieutenant-Colonel Ulrik Thersner [sv; fi]. She had two sisters: Anna Hilda Antigon and Edmea Mildehjert Arurora. She received private art lessons as a young child after
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Davina Damienne Dera Dina Delfina Darius Edisoana Elma Elizabetha Edwina Edmea Eliceca Edwige Elvina Elsie Evrina Eline Evariste Eddy Ebula Elita Felana
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British actress (born 1939)
The Draughtsman's Contract Virginia Herbert 1983 And the Ship Sails On Edmea Tetua 1984 The Midsummer Marriage (TV film) Sosostris 1984 The Zany Adventures
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List of the operas performed by Wexford Festival Opera since its inception in 1951
Tiziano Santi; Gabrielle Mayer Hasmik Torosyan; Valentina Mastrangelo 2021 Edmea Catalani Italian 1886 Francesco Cilluffo Julia Burbach Anne Sophie Durprels;
List of operas performed at the Wexford Festival
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1948 film
is a 1948 Italian melodrama film directed by Ernesto Grassi and starring Edmea Lari, Aldo Bufi Landi and Rino Genovese. A respectable clerk from Naples
Madunnella
1952 film directed by Arthur Maria Rabenalt
di Brabante Gianni Santuccio as Golo Enzo Fiermonte as Il barone Drago Edmea Lari as La locandiera Elena Borgo as Berta Pietro Tordi as Orso Nerio Bernardi
The_Mistress_of_Treves
1961 film
Nelson as Drakut Wandisa Guida as Irina Mario Petri as Atanas Moira Orfei as Edmea Walter Barnes Franco Fantasia Carla Calò Maria Grazia Spina Rosalia Maggio
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Italian journalist, poet, and novelist
Reminiscenze artistiche. Ghislanzoni wrote some eighty-five libretti, including Edmea for Catalani (1866), Aida (1870), Fosca (1873) and Salvator Rosa (1874)
Antonio_Ghislanzoni
1890 opera by Alfredo Catalani
1880, followed by Dejanice in 1883 and Edmea in 1886. Neither of them had the critical success of Elda, but Edmea went on to be performed both in Italy
Loreley_(opera)
Italian operatic composer (1854–1893)
January 1880 (radically revised as Loreley) Dejanice, Milan, 17 March 1883 Edmea, Milan, 27 February 1886 Loreley, Turin, 16 February 1890 La Wally, Milan
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entering the basin due to an approaching trough, which previously absorbed Edmea. High wind shear caused rapid weakening, and by 19 January, there was little
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brasileiras (in Brazilian Portuguese). Rocco. ISBN 978-85-325-0423-4. Pagamo, Edméa Ramos/leticia (2020-02-21). Dicionário De Compositores, Regentes E Instrumentista
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Italian-Argentine pianist (1885–1968)
Vincenzo Scaramuzza - Il Maestro dei grandi pianisti by Panzica Pamela Ivana Edmea in 2012 and Vicente Scaramuzza. La vigencia de una escuela pianística by
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1943 Italian comedy film directed by Mario Soldati
Bernardi as Emilio Buscaglione Enzo Biliotti as Febo Marcantoni Natalia Ray as Edmea Jucci Kellerman as Barbara Fanny Marchiò as Donna Lina Rigotti Maria Melato
In_High_Places_(1943_film)
Opera by Franco Alfano
(duenna), governess mezzo-soprano Agnese Dubbini Soeur Marthe mezzo-soprano Edmea Limberti Lisa, Ragueneau's wife soprano Matilde Arbuffo Spanish officer
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Italian language operetta by Tito Schipa premiered in 1929
Lulú Margherita Carosio Scarabeo d'oro Marisa Merlo La Baronessa Clotilde Edmea Pollini Wilfredo Ettore Parmeggiani Zozó Ernesto Badini Il Banchieri Pilade
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Brazilian jurist, politician and businessman
the 1920s and, in 1947, he was governor of the state. He was married to Edmea Kruel Jobim, with whom he had three children. Later, he married Adrienne
Nelson_Jobim
Theatre in Turin, Italy
conducting debut of Arturo Toscanini at the age of 19 in Alfredo Catalani's Edmea (4 November 1886) Unless otherwise indicated this list is sourced from Casaglia
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Greek operatic tenor
Acropolis lights - Paschalis Tonios (FM Records) Foros Timis Ston Greco EDMEA TETUA - Mixalis Koumpios (FM Records) Claudio Monteverdi Il Combattimento
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Puccini La fanciulla del West 1912 1940 3 Verdi Macbeth 1999 2014 2 Catalani Edmea 1893 1915 2 Thomas Mignon 1893 1923 2 Cagnoni Papà Martin 1898 1933 2 Perosi
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Italian physician
scientists. She was very dear to her family, very dear to everyone." In 1964 Edmea Pirami remembered her at the Medical-Surgical Society of Bologna: "We, women
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Unknown Pearl-Farah January 10–21 155 (100) 960 Western Australia None None Edmea January 13–19 95 (60) 976 None None None Sarah January 22 – February 4 165
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Brazilian foundation
- José Cândido de Carvalho. 1981-1982 - Aloísio Magalhães. 1983-1984 - Edméa Falcão (executive director). 1985 - Ziraldo Alves Pinto. 1985-1989 - Ewaldo
Fundação_Nacional_de_Artes
Italian painter
Lurini, was working for Fondiaria-Sai, an insurance company. Her mother, Edmea Bernini, was a distant descendant of sculptor Gian Lorenzo Bernini. She
Marisa_Mori
Italian operatic tenor (1856–1920)
debut at La Scala as Fritz in the world premiere of Alfredo Catalani's Edmea. At that opera house he also created the role of Cassio in the world premiere
Giovanni_Paroli
Russian husband-and-wife team of opera singers
role in the world premiere of the revised version of Alfredo Catalani's Edmea; this was also the occasion of Arturo Toscanini's first appearance as a
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Symphony No. 3 Edmond Audran - La cigale et la fourmi Alfredo Catalani – Edmea Alfred Cellier - The Carp, Dorothy Emmanuel Chabrier - Gwendoline Ferenc
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Italian art critic and writer
bella italiana da Botticelli a Spadini. Milano: Editoriale Domus, 1945; Edmea. Milano: Mondadori, 1945; Milano fin de siècle: 1890-1900. Milano: U. Hoepli
Raffaele_Calzini
Italian layman and entrepreneur
heroic virtue. Uberto Mori was born in 1926 in Modena to Mario Mori and Edmea Scabazzi. His father was an artillery officer. Due to his several posts
Uberto_Mori
Seychellois folktale about an animal bridegroom
Saint Disparaît ("The Disappearing Saint"). It was collected from teller Edméa Crispin, from Grand'Anse Praslin. It was translated by folklorist Lee Haring
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Italian musician (1849–1934)
Milan's La Scala in 1885. She created the title role of Alfredo Catalani's Edmea when it premiered in 1896, and of Catalani's Loreley, when it was first
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