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Buononcini

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[bwaw-nawn-chee-nee] / ˌbwɔ nɔnˈtʃi ni /

noun

  1. Bononcini.


Example Sentences

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What the paper tells us is that the Academy had not engaged Buononcini for the coming season.

From Handel by Dent, Edward J.

But it is known that Ariosti did not arrive in Berlin until the spring of 1697, and Buononcini not until 1702.

From Handel by Dent, Edward J.

The directors engaged Nicolo Haym and Paolo Rolli as poets to provide libretti; for the music they naturally secured Handel, but also invited Buononcini over from Rome, and Attilio Ariosti from Berlin.

From Handel by Dent, Edward J.

A curious experiment was tried in Muzio Scevola, of which the first act was composed by Filippo Mattei, the second by Buononcini and the third by Handel, each act having an overture and concluding chorus.

From Handel by Dent, Edward J.

There were two well-known musicians living in Berlin at the time, named Ariosti and Buononcini, to whom Handel was of course introduced.

From Story-Lives of Great Musicians by Rowbotham, Francis Jameson