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Attilio Ariosti (1666-1729)

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Type de notice: PersonneNom et dates: Attilio Ariosti (1666-1729)Lieu de naissance: Bologne (Italie)Lieu de décès: LondresBibliothèque nationale de France: Notice n^o 13890867, https://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb138908679ISNI: Notice n^o 0000000081306888, https://isni.org/isni/0000000081306888Source: Catalogue général de la Bibliothèque nationale de France

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Artaserse... (1724)

Caio Marzio Cariolano... (1723)

Caio Marzio Coriolano... (1732)

Il Coriolano, opera rapresentata nel regio teatro d' Hay Market, composta dal sig.re Attilio Ariosti (1723)

Il Dario... (1725)

Il Vespasiano... (1724)

La constance récompensée, ou La tromperie punie, pastorale. Représentée sur le nouveau théatre de Litzbourg. Par ordre de Son Altesse Electorale,… (1700)

La Madre De Maccabei // Oratorio Cantato // Nell'Augustissima Cappella // Della S.C.R.M.ta. // Dell'Imperadore Leopoldo Primo // L'… (1704)

La Scena Di Coriolano // Del Sig.r Attilio Ariosti (1723?)

Scena // dell'Opera da // Coriolano // à // Soprano Solo // con // Stromenti // del Signor Attilio Ariosti (1723?)

Scena del Opera da Coriolano // Del Sig.r. Attilio Ariosti (1723?)

The choicest aires in the opera of Vespasian... engrav'd by Th. Cross. [texte italien] (1725?)

The delightfull musical companion for gentlemen and ladies, being a choice collection out of all the latest operas composed by Handel, Bononcini,… (1725)

The favourite songs in the opera call'd Aquilio publish'd for september (1725)

The favourite songs in the opera call'd Artaxerxes. Publish'd for december. [texte italien] (1724)

The favourite songs in the opera call'd Darius (1730?)

The favourite songs in the opera call'd Darius. [Musique de Attilio Ariosti. A 1 et 2 voix et violon, flûte et b. c] (1730?)

The favourite songs in the opera call'd Lucius Verus [texte italien] (1727)

The favourite songs in the opera call'd Vespasian [texte italien] (1730?)

The opera miscellany... a pocket collection of songs... Transpos'd for the flute by Mr Bolton (1725)

Vespasian, an opera as it was perform'd at the Kings theatre for the Royal Academy, composed by Sig.re Attilio Ariosti (1724?)

[6 Cantatas and a collection of 6 lessons for the viola d'amore et b.] (1724)

[The first, the last air of the famous cantata, Diana in Mount Latmos... Sung by Mrs Robinson Turner at the Hay Market and Drury Lane Theatres] (1725?)