Composers, alphabetical list - C
Biographical profiles of some composers featured in ItalianOpera
Pubblico dominio (Commons)
Michele Caballone: a Neapolitan master
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Francesca Caccini: composer, singer, and virtuosa
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Giulio Caccini: composer and theorist of the recitative
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Orazio Caccini: polyphonic composer
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Settimia Caccini: composer and singing virtuosa
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Settimia Caccini: composer and singing virtuosa
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Arturo Cadore: composer between the organ and opera
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Pasquale Cafaro: the musical connecting link
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Giovanni Cagliero: Salesian Cardinal and Composer
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Antonio Cagnoni: Between Comic Opera and Sacred Music
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Alfredo Cairati: Musician, Conductor, and Educator
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Raffaele Calace: Mandolin virtuoso and innovative luthier
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Antonio Caldara: Venetian maestro di cappella and opera composer
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Antonio Calegari: Paduan composer
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Cornelia Calegari: the Divine Euterpe
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Giuseppe Calegari: Paduan cellist and composer
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Luigi Antonio Calegari: Paduan opera composer
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Vincenzo Calestani: madrigalist from Lucca
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Giuseppe Cambini: master of the quartets
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Bartolomeo Campagnoli: international violinist and educator
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Fabio Campana: Florentine opera composer and singing master
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Lucio Campiani: Mantuan master of theater and sacred music
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Charles-Antoine Campion: master between France and Italy
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Virginia Mariani Campolieti: Genoese pianist and composer
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Giovanni Battista Candotti: Friulian priest and musician
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Luigi Canepa: Sardinian opera composer and patriot
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Dionigio Canestrari: Veronese organist
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Francesco Canneti: Vicentine composer
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Pompeo Cannicciari: Roman master of sacred music
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Carlo Canobbio: Venetian composer at the Russian court
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Pietro Canonica: Italian sculptor and composer
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Serafino Cantone: Benedictine and Milanese organist
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Carlo Adolfo Cantù: musician of the 20th century
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Alessandro Capanna: Franciscan and composer
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Vincenzo Capecelatro: Neapolitan opera composer
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Giovanni Maria Capelli: master from Parma
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Filippo Capocci: Roman reforming organist
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Gaetano Capocci: Roman master of sacred music
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Luigi Capotorti: composer from Molfetta
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Carlo Alberto Cappa: Italian-American bandmaster
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Matteo Capranica: Neapolitan organist and opera composer
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Carlo Caproli: Roman violinist and opera composer
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Eduardo Di Capua: author of 'O sole mio
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Rinaldo di Capua: eighteenth-century opera composer
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Giuseppe Antonio Capuzzi: Bergamasque violinist and composer
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Michele Carafa: Neapolitan composer in Paris
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Giovanni Caramiello: Neapolitan harpist and master
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Giovanni Stefano Carbonelli: violinist and impresario in London
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Giuseppe Carcani: master and organist between Venice and Piacenza
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Matteo Carcassi: guitar virtuoso
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Salvatore Cardillo: the voice of 'Core 'ngrato'
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Cristoforo Caresana: Venetian master in Naples
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Carlo Carignani: musician and friend of Puccini
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Giacomo Carissimi: master of the Roman oratorio
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Oreste Carlini: composer and bandmaster
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Fabrizio Caroso: choreographer and dance master
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Giuseppe Maria Carretti: Bolognese master and composer
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Antonio Casimir Cartellieri: a cosmopolitan between Italy and Germany
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Bartolomeo Carteri: Veronese madrigalist
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Ferdinando Carulli: master of the classical guitar
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Luigi Caruso: Neapolitan opera composer between the 18th and 19th centuries
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Girolamo Dalla Casa: musician of the Venetian school
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Riccardo Casalaina: Trapanese poet and musician
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Giovanni Battista Casali: master of the Lateran chapel
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Luigi Ferdinando Casamorata: Tuscan critic and composer
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Alfredo Casella: innovator of Italian music
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Felicita Casella: composer between France, Italy, and Portugal
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Cosimo Casini: eighteenth-century composer
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Giovanni Maria Casini: Florentine organist and composer
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Edgardo Cassani: clarinettist and conductor from Parma
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Nicola Cassano: Apulian pianist and composer
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Bellerofonte Castaldi: poet and lutenist from Modena
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Cesare Pompeo Castelbarco: Milanese patron and composer
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Ottaviano Castelli: 17th-century physician and librettist
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Dario Castello: innovator of the Venetian sonata
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Francisco José de Castro: the Spaniard in Italy
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Lorenzo De Castro: Olivetan monk and composer
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Pietro Castrucci: Roman violinist in London
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Alfredo Catalani: opera and symphony between romanticism and modernity
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Diomede Catone: the Italian lutenist of the Polish court
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Carlo Cattanei: pianist and composer from Piacenza
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Emilio de’ Cavalieri: innovator of musical theater
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Paolo Cavalieri: Bolognese religious and composer
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Francesco Cavalli: master of Venetian opera
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Ernesto Cavallini: the “Paganini of the clarinet”
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Eugenio Cavallini: violinist and conductor at La Scala
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Catterino Cavos: the Venetian of St. Petersburg
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Maurizio Cazzati: chapel master in Bologna
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Odoardo Ceccarelli: Roman tenor and writer
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Tomaso Cecchino: Italian master in Dalmatia
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Carlo Cecere: between opera buffa and instrumental music
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Ignazio Celoniati: Turinese violinist and impresario
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Francesco Ceracchini: Sienese organist and composer
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Scipione Cerreto: lutenist and music theorist
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Rocco Cerruti: An Italian composer in the Viceroyalty of Peru
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Giovanni Battista Cervellini: organist and composer
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Giuseppe Cervellini: biography and works
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Carlo Francesco Cesarini: biography of the composer
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Beniamino Cesi: master and composer
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Sulpitia Cesis: composer and lutenist
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Antonio Cesti: composer of lyrical operas
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Remigio Cesti: Italian composer
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Ettore De Champs: composer and pianist
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Fortunato Chelleri: a composer from Parma in Europe
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Sebastiano Cherici: musician from Pistoia between Ferrara and Bologna
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Luigi Cherubini: master of theater and sacred music
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Pietro Chiarini: eighteenth-century opera composer from Brescia
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Guido Chigi-Saracini: patron and founder of the Chigiana
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Paolo Chimeri: Brescian pianist and composer
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Girolamo Chiti: Sienese master and theorist
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Azzolino della Ciaia: Tuscan organist and innovator
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Francesco Ciampi: Pisan violinist and opera composer
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Vincenzo Legrenzio Ciampi: Neapolitan master and opera composer
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Emilio Cianchi: nineteenth-century Florentine composer
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Cesare Ciardi: Italian flautist at the Russian court
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Antonio Cifra: master of the early seventeenth century
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Francesco Cilea: opera and Italian tradition
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Giovanni Paolo Cima: Milanese instrumental innovator
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Giambattista Cimador: violinist and publisher in London
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Domenico Cimarosa: genius of opera buffa
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Filippo Cinque: Neapolitan harpsichordist and composer
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Michele Salvatore Ciociano: Neapolitan musician and teacher
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Crisanto Del Cioppo: composer and bandmaster
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Luigi Cirenei: the pen of La Fedelissima
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Giovanni Battista Cirri: master of the cello
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Ignazio Cirri: organist and chapel master in Forlì
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Giovanni Antonio Cirullo: madrigalist from Andria
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Giovanni Carlo Maria Clari: Pisan chapel master
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Carlo Clausetti: director of Ricordi and man of the theater
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Filippo Clementi: nineteenth-century opera composer from Bologna
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Muzio Clementi: father of the modern piano
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Gioacchino Cocchi: eighteenth-century Neapolitan composer
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Carlo Coccia: opera composer between Naples and Novara
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Maria Rosa Coccia: pioneer of female composition
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Nicolò Coccon: nineteenth-century Venetian master
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Agostino Bonaventura Coletti: organist and composer from Lucca
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Ferdinando Coletti: pianist and composer of nineteenth-century virtuosity
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Lelio Colista: 17th-century Roman master
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Giuseppe Colla: Piacentine composer between theater and court
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Quirino Colombani: cellist and oratorio composer
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Giuseppe Colombi: master of the Modenese court
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Giovanni Paolo Colonna: master of San Petronio in Bologna
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Pietro Comes: author of Neapolitan comic operas
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Giuseppe Concone: master of Turinese singing
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Giovanni Luca Conforti: the falsettist and ornament theorist
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Nicola Conforto: opera composer between Naples and Madrid
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Angelo Consolini: Tuscan composer and teacher
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Ernesto Consolo: pianist between Europe and America
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Federico Consolo: Sephardic violinist and composer
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Giuseppe Conte: Neapolitan composer and master
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Carlo Conti: theorist and master at the Naples Conservatory
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Francesco Bartolomeo Conti: virtuoso and opera composer at the court of Vienna
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Piero Coppola: conductor and witness of the twentieth century
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Pietro Antonio Coppola: opera composer between Italy and Portugal
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Francesco Corbetta: master of the Baroque guitar
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Francesco Corbisieri: Neapolitan organist and composer
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Antonio Corbisiero: Neapolitan master and opera composer
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Bartolomeo Cordans: chapel master in Udine
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Arcangelo Corelli: violinist and composer
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Pietro Abbà Cornaglia: Alessandrian composer between sacred and theater
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Antonio Coronaro: Vicentine master between sacred and theater
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Gellio Benvenuto Coronaro: pianist and composer
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Gaetano Coronaro: Vicentine conductor and composer
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Francesco Corselli: master of the Royal Chapel in Madrid
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Giuseppe Corsi: seventeenth-century master from Celano
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Jacopo Corsi: patron and composer of the Florentine Camerata
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Camillo Cortellini: Bolognese composer between the Renaissance and the 17th century
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Filippo Cortese: Apulian organist and director
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Luigi Cortese: Genoese composer and director
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Gaetano Corticelli: Bolognese pianist and pedagogue
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Gaetano Corticelli: Bolognese pianist and pedagogue
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Alemanno Cortopassi: Lucchese master and trainer of Puccini
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Alemanno Cortopassi: Lucchese master and trainer of Puccini
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Domenico Cortopassi: conductor and versatile composer
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Domenico Cortopassi: conductor and versatile composer
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Luigi Denza, composer of songs and chamber music
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Stefano Donaudy, composer between the 19th and 20th centuries
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