Piccinni, Niccolò, 1728-1800
Piccinni, Niccolò, 1728-1800
- [Niccolò Piccinni (1728-1800) was an Italian composer who wrote over 100 operas. He is credited with introducing the multi-movement finale. He was one of the most successful and prolific composers of his time, and dominated the stage in Naples for most of the the 1760s.]
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Pichchini, Nikkolo, 1728-1800 Piccini, signor, 1728-1800 Piccini, Niccolò, 1728-1800 Piccini, Nicolò, 1728-1800 Piccinni, M., 1728-1800 Piccini, M., 1728-1800 Piccinni, Nicola, 1728-1800 Piccinni, Nicolas, 1728-1800 Piccini, Nicola, 1728-1800 Piccinni, Vito Niccolò, 1728-1800 Piccinni, Niccolì, 1728-1800
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found: His La schiava, 1772: t.p. (signor Piccini)
found: His Six canzonets for two voices with an accompaniment for a piano forte, 1775?: t.p. (Niccolo Piccini)
found: His The songs in La buona figliuola, 1770?: t.p. (Nicolo Piccini)
found: His Roland, 1778?: t.p. (M. Piccinni)
found: His Pénélope, 1785?: t.p. (M. Piccini)
found: His Concerto di flauto traverso, c1981: t.p. (Nicola Piccinni)
found: Ginguené, P.L. Notice sur la vie et les ouvrages de Nicolas Piccinni, an 9, 1800 or 1801.
found: His Atys, 1991: CIP t.p. (Niccolò Piccinni) introd. (Noccolò, or Nicola, Marcello Antonio Giacomo Piccinni (or Piccini))
found: Grove music online, June 5, 2007 (under Piccinni: (Vito) Niccolò (Nicola) (Marcello Antonio Giacomo) Piccinni (Piccini); b. Jan. 16, 1728, Bari, d. May 7, 1800, Passy, near Paris)
found: BL database, 2 Sept. 2008 (hdg.: Piccinni, Niccolì, 1728-1800)
found: Oxford Music Online, viewed 13 Dec. 2012 (Italian composer...one of the most successful and prolific composers...wrote over 100 operas...credited with introducing the multi-movement finale...dominated the stage in Naples for most of the 1760s)
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- [Niccolò Piccinni (1728-1800) was an Italian composer who wrote over 100 operas. He is credited with introducing the multi-movement finale. He was one of the most successful and prolific composers of his time, and dominated the stage in Naples for most of the the 1760s.]
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1981-11-11: new
2012-12-20: revised
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