Amato
[uh-mah-toh; Italian ah-mah-taw]
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noun
Pa·squa·le [puh-skwah-lee, -ley; Italian pahs-kwah-le] /pəˈskwɑ li, -leɪ; Italian pɑsˈkwɑ lɛ/, 1879–1942, Italian operatic baritone.
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There they had drunk the good red wine of Amato and called for brindisi!
The Call of the BloodRobert Smythe Hichens
Galassi, Campanari, Planon, and Amato should be mentioned as other interpreters of the rle.
The Complete Opera BookGustav Kobb
Amato, who to distinguish him from the first is called the younger.
The History of Painting in Italy, Vol. 2 (of 6)Luigi Antonio Lanzi
Look at her now, out in the dining-room, putting a layer of French pastry over Amato's perfectly good voice!
May Iverson's CareerElizabeth Jordan