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The Improvisation of Poetry, 1750 – 1850

A database of commentaries on improvisational performance

Tag: Pepoli

Jane Carlyle, The Carlyle Letters Online

Two letters from Jane Carlyle, which recount (somewhat disparagingly) humorous episodes of improvised, or purportedly improvised, performances by Pistrucci, Rossetti, and Pepoli. A note to another letter mentions that Pistrucci was nicknamed Heraclitus.

Tags London, Pepoli, Pistrucci, Rossetti

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  • About Improvised Poetry in the Romantic Period

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  • Accolti
  • Bandettini
  • Bindocci
  • Carrer
  • Cicconi
  • Corilla
  • da Vinci
  • de'Santi
  • Fantastici
  • Florence
  • Gagliuffi
  • Giannetti
  • Gianni
  • Hook
  • Karsch
  • Langenschwarz
  • Leoniceno
  • London
  • Lorenzi
  • Lucca
  • Marone
  • Mazzei
  • Metastasio
  • Micheli
  • Milan
  • Mollo
  • Naples
  • Paris
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  • Pisa
  • Pistrucci
  • Pradel
  • Querno
  • Rome
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  • Serafino
  • Sestini
  • Sgricci
  • Taddei
  • Talassi
  • Turin
  • Venice
  • Verona
  • Vienna
  • Wolff
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