improvvisatore

[eem-prawv-vee-zah-taw-re]

noun, plural im·prov·vi·sa·to·ri

[eem-prawv-vee-zah-taw-ree] /ˌim prɔvˌvi zɑˈtɔ ri/. Italian.

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Examples from the Web for improvvisatore

Aretino is an improvvisatore, clever with the pen he uses like a burin.
Renaissance in Italy: Italian Literature
John Addington Symonds
Many readers will remember some account of this in Andersen's "Improvvisatore."
At Home And Abroad
Margaret Fuller Ossoli
His poems fill many volumes; and all display the ease, perspicuity, and obvious beauty of the improvvisatore.
Modern Italian Poets
William Dean Howells
It is seldom that an improvvisatore attempts to recite without the assistance of music.
The Diary of an Ennuye
Anna Brownell Jameson