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• "' Ana Vidovi
  "'( born 8 November 1980, Karlovac, Croatia ) is a Croatian virtuosa classical guitarist.
• She was also the focus of a video documentary, " Clara Rockmore, the Greatest Theremin Virtuosa, " released last month.
• He is a student of Russian theremin virtuosa Lydia Kavina, the first cousin twice removed of L閛n Theremin ( the inventor of the instrument ).
• The " " virtuosa se駉ra " " addressed in the second work as in the first acts as the female listener who sympathizes with Teresa's concerns.
• Vazem & ndash; a " terre-?terre " virtuosa & ndash; climbed the ranks of the Imperial Ballet to become one of the company's most celebrated dancers.
• La Viki has also tasted a bit of the big-time recently, gracing stages in Mexico City with Lila Downs, a Mexican-American singer from Oaxaca who is a fan of the accordion virtuosa.
• The ballerina who danced Odette was the Italian virtuosa Pierina Legnani, considered by the critics, public, and her fellow dancers alike to be among the greatest, if not the greatest ballerina to ever grace the Imperial stage.
• Benko managed the non-profit institution for two decades, attracting Spanish virtuosa Alicia de Larrocha to act as the President of the corporation, and building an enormous collection of recordings, scores, memorabilia and associated matter concerning concert pianists.
• There seems to be some debate whether she first performed in Gassmann s " L amore artigiano " in May 1772, or Sacchini s " La Contadina in Corte ", the role for which she earned the title virtuosa da camera.
• By 1756, Anna rejoined her parents in Bayreuth where they were in the service of Margrave Friedrich of Brandenburg Kulmbach; she held the new post of'chamber music virtuosa'at the court, and dedicated her six op . 1 flute sonatas, published in N黵nberg in 1756, to Friedrich.
• The copyist, Pero L髉ez, indicates that her work was addressed to Juana de Mendoza, wife of G髆ez Manrique, a poet and prominent political figure of the time, but within " Arboleda ", she addresses a " " virtuosa se駉ra " " ( virtuous lady ), who may be Juana de Mendoza, suggesting a female audience at large.
• Ridotti in dialogo e divisi in quatro giornate " under the title " Alla non men bella, che virtuosa e gentil donna Fiore Zuzori in Ragugia " Venetiis, 1582, is an extraordinary discourse in Ragusan heritage, given in the first place in the defence of the authors'friend Cvijeta Zuzori
  ( " " Fiore Zuzori " " ) but also the other women.