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Revision as of 04:42, 4 June 2012
Life
Born: c1265
Died: 14 September 1321
Biography
Dante Alighieri was a Florentine poet of the Middle Ages, most renowned for his Divine Comedy: his works, with those of Francesco Petrarca and Giovanni Boccaccio, have been seen as the foundation of Italian literature.
View the Wikipedia article on Dante Alighieri.
Musical settings of literary works
Settings of text by Dante Alighieri
- Ballatetta (Arrigo Boito)
- Canto XXXIII del Paradiso (Paolo Pandolfo)
- Cosi nel mio parlar (Luca Marenzio)
- Laudi alla Vergine (Jorge Moreira)
- Laudi alla Vergine Maria (Giuseppe Verdi)
- Lo giorno se n'andava (Carlotta Ferrari)
- Misticheskii Khor (César Antonovich Cui)
- Ne l'etterno die (Carlotta Ferrari)
- Paradisal Journeys (Paul van Gulick)
- Quivi sospir con pianti et alti guai (Pietro Vinci)
- Quivi sospiri pianti (Luzzasco Luzzaschi)
- Quivi sospiri pianti ed alti guai (Domenico Micheli)
- Quivi sospiri pianti ed alti guai (Francesco Soriano)
- Quivi sospiri pianti ed alti guai (Giovanni Battista Mosto)
- Vergine Madre (Andrea Bossi)
- Pater Noster (Giuseppe Verdi) (misattrib.)
Publications
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