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Their Forefather Was a Grocer and Mozart’s Most Important Librettist

The New York Times – Music:

Generations on, Lorenzo Da Ponte’s family keeps alive the memory of this poet and libertine, who ended up in the middle of Pennsylvania after being booted from Venice and Vienna.

Andrea Prada Bianchi
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Casanova, Giacomo, Classical Music, Columbia College, Cosi Fan Tutte (Opera), Da Ponte, Lorenzo, Le Nozze di Figaro (Opera), Manhattan (NYC), Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus, Opera, Pennsylvania, Venice (Italy)
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