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, 1825?), RL 56 Three Italian ariettas, (s.

He composed five operas, but was better known in his lifetime for ariettas and canzonettas in the Venetian dialect.

Opera Parisina (1833) Nuits d"été à Pausilippe, 12 ariettas and nocturnes (voices and chamber ensemble; 1836): No.

four ariettas that are connected and denoted by the use of the “card theme.

aubades for string quartet and basset clarinet is punctuated by ravishing ariettas, spluttered outbursts of unresolved argument and high-arching angular recitative".

d"ariettes (piece with verse in the manner or style of Anacreon mixed with ariettas) with a libretto by P.

anthems with orchestral accompaniment, settings of liturgical texts, hymns, ariettas with keyboard accompaniment, and a few pieces for woodwinds.

through-composed conversations and encounters, punctuated by brief songs and ariettas"; the plot concerns the goddess Diana"s attempts to defend her island as.

in Italy, in London (including nine 1775 duets), in Paris, in Dublin, ariettas which were published long after his death, arias, cantatas .

16th-century ariettas L"espiègle Marche funèbre Marche funèbre, from "Musique pour célébrer.

it was found unsuitable by the theatre managers "for lack of spirited ariettas.

author of vocal and instrumental music (three ballets, one opera, four ariettas, six cello sonatas, six duos for cello and a trio).

Pierrot, with powdered face, singing miniature novellas-in-song known as ariettas, or "Pierrot"s doleful ditties".