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	FRANCESCO DE GREGORI
		Il nuovo disco di Francesco De Gregori, che esce dopo soli undici mesi dallo splendido Pezzi, s'intitola appunto Calypsos, ed è non a caso un'assorta riflessione sull'amore ineludibile...
		Da sempre il sito offre la possibilità di pubblicare i vostri pensieri, recensioni, commenti, su Francesco De Gregori.
		Inviatemi i vostri pensieri su Francesco e i migliori verrano pubblicati in questa pagina.
	www.francescodegregori.it (642 words)

	HOASM: Francesco (Canova) da Milano
		In arranging vocal music, he applied brilliant trills, turns and runs to the model to produce a thoroughly idiomatic lute piece.
		Francesco was buried at the church of Santa Maria della Scala in Milan, which was destroyed in the second half of the eighteenth-century to make way for the construction of the La Scala Opera House.
		Among his disciples was Giovanni Maria da Crema.
	www.hoasm.org /IVE/Milano.html (239 words)

	Francesco da Milano 1497 - 1997: International Symposium
		The International Symposium to celebrate the 500th anniversary of the birth of Francesco Canova da Milano organized by the Università di Milano, the Fondazione Marco Fodella and the Comune di Milano proved an irresistible opportunity to meet with fellow enthusiasts of the music of 'Il divino Francesco'.
		Francesco's music was first published in 1536 by Marcolini, Casteliono and Sultzbach, but he pointed out that the undated publication, 'Intabolatura da leuto del divino Francisco da Milano novamente stanpata', may well precede these.
		The five-hundredth birthday of Francesco da Milano was celebrated in style at an international symposium entitled "II divino Francesco nell'ltalia rinascimentale," organized by the Marco Fodella Foundation and sponsored by the Municipality of Milan and the University of Milan.
	users.unimi.it /~fodella/seminar.html (4628 words)

	FRANCESCO DA MILANO/ Paul Beier/
		The primary objective of this recording appears to be the presentation of the material from the first lute book published by Francesco Canova da Milano (1497-1543), following what is thought to be its first edition and not the two later ones which were printed in Naplesbetween April and May 1536.
		Leaving to one side such practical details, the disc is wonderful, as much for the beauty of the repertoire it includes as for the supremely attractive sound which Paul Beier obtains from a lute recently built according to historical and iconographical models.
		Francesco da Milano, nicknamed in his day as "The Divine", was the first Italian musician of the Renaissance who attained international fame.
	www.goldbergweb.com /en/discography/1999/4720.php (273 words)

	Francesco da Milano; lute tablature.
		This easy-to-read modern tablature should be completely faithful to Francesco da Milano's original tablature.
		Back to the main page for Francesca da Milano, with an index to a few more of his works from Intabolatura de Lauto, Libro Terzo.
		Francesco da Milano ____ ___ ___ _____ ___ ___ _____ _____ _______ ___ ___ _______ ___ ___ ___ _____
	www.geocities.com /donaldsauter/fm1.htm (400 words)

	Lute music story (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The greatest of them were: Francesco Kanova da Milano (1497-1543) and Vincenzo Galilei (1520-1591) in Italy, Luis de Milan (1500-1560) and Miguel de Fuenllana, (1500-1579) in Spain, Hans (died 1556) and Melchior Neusidler (1507-1590) in Germany, John Dowland (1562-1626) in England, Hungarian Valentine Greff Bakfark (1507-1576), Albert [Wojtech] Dlugorai (1550-1619) and Jacobus Reis in Poland.
		The most famous in its time Italian componist Francesco da Milano (served at the courts of duce Gonzaga in Montuija, then of cardinal Ippolito Medichy) began to publish his compositions from 1536 and was soon famed both in Italy and in other countries.
		These peculiarities are seen also in the phantasies of Francesco da Milano with their mimicking beginnings, passages, thematically depicted from the first phrases, ordinary accord codes and light melodic decorations in the appearance of grouppetto in cadences.
	www.lute.ru /history_eng.htm (3585 words)

	Guitarra Magazine - An online Guitar Publication - Guitar History and Arts
		Francesco Canova da Milano was born in the Milanese suburb of Monza on August 18, 1497.
		In his essay, Some Possible Likenesses of Francesco Canova de Milano (1497-1543), the prominent academic H. Colin Slim refers to Francesco’s death as “2 January 1543.”4 However, in the introduction to The Lute Music of Francesco Canova da Milano (1497-1543), edited by Arthur J. Ness, Francesco’s death appears as of April 15 of 1543.
		Given the stature of his compositions and the tremendous reputation that Francesco da Milano once achieved, to continue the study of his life and bring his music to the modern audience would be the most noble of tasks.
	www.guitarramagazine.com /damilano (946 words)

	Ragazzi e bambini
		Le date sono 19 maggio per bambini da 1 a tre anni e poi il 9 (tra sei e dieci anni) e 16 giugno (da tre a sei anni) per due mattine dedicate a un workshop in cui si impara a creare un libro.
		Partono da metà giugno e arrivano fino a settembre i campus della Casa del Bosco, a Rocca De’ Giorgi in provincia di Pavia e di ispirazione steineriana.
		L’avevamo anticipato nelle pagine di questo blog, un paio di mesi fa, da ieri è “regola”: da Domenica primo Aprile, infatti, potranno viaggiare gratis sui mezzi pubblici tutti i bambini con meno di dieci anni, tutti i passeggini e le carrozzine.
	www.02blog.it /categoria/ragazzi-e-bambini (1480 words)

	FMF (Site not responding. Last check: )
		He has found that Francesco was born on 18th August 1497, that it seems unlikely that Giovanni Antonio Testagrossa taught him, since their paths do not seem to have crossed.
		Among other things, he discussed a Francesco 'revival' in the 1560s as well as a 'refashioning' of his image by means of which kinds of works were attributed to him and most widely circulated.
		All the pieces in the concert program were taken from the Intavolatura di Liuto del Divino Francesco da Milano, probably the first publication dedicated to Francesco's music (it precedes those of Marcolini, Casteliono and Sultzbachius) and included works that, although rarely executed in modern times, must have been particularly loved by Francesco's contemporaries.
	www.fondazionemarcofodella.it /eng/symposium.htm (4620 words)

	Leonardo da Vinci a Milano - Museo d'Arte e Scienza - Fondazione Matthaes
		Il libro sull’arte più famoso di tutti i tempi viene spiegato ed illustrato per la prima volta da quando migliaia di fogli manoscritti sparsi furono raccolti in un volume.
		Nel 1483 Leonardo si propose alla corte del Duca di Milano offrendo i suoi servigi come esperto in macchine da guerra e per l'industria, tecnico di canali per la navigazione, pittore, architetto, scultore e organizzatore di feste.
		Egli aveva l’abitudine di annotare i suoi pensieri, in qualsiasi luogo si trovasse, su singoli fogli, facendo uso di poche parole scritte in un codice non sempre comprensibile e dove ogni argomento veniva sviluppato e ripetuto diverse volte.
	www.leonardodavincimilano.com /index-ita.htm (1966 words)

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	www.milanodabere.it /milano/concerti (266 words)

	Francesco da Milano: Intabolatura da leuto
		Francesco Canova da Milano (1497-1543) was clearly the most important lute composer of the period, widely hailed throughout Italy and Europe as a whole, and reprinted into the early 17th century.
		The present recording is a studio version of a concert held in 1997 in Milan for Francesco's 500th birthday.
		It is taken entirely from a relatively obscure source, one which arguably predates the first Marcolini print devoted to Francesco in 1536.
	www.medieval.org /emfaq/cds/svs33515.htm (152 words)

	Musica Viva: The Library: Book informantion
		Francesco Canova da Milano / Pietro Paulo Borrono da Milano: Intabolatura di Latuo Libro secondo
		Milano, Francesco Canova da / Milano, Pietro Paulo Borrono da
		The only copy I have seen had all those bound together in a single volume, by I can't say whether this was always the case.
	www.musicaviva.com /library/bookinfo.tpl?book=600 (255 words)

	Francesco da Milano; lute tablature.
		A footnote to the article about Francesco da Milano mentioned that the Library of Congress held copies of the Libro Segundo and Libro Terzo of his Intabolatura de Lauto.
		It's safe to say the situation has improved immensely since 1949, when the Guitar Review lamented that Francesco "[is] completely forgotten today," and that he "deserves to be retrieved from the limbo of 'dictionary composers'." I think they would be pleased with the current situation.
		Performance tip generally applicable to Francesco's pieces: While evolution has generally been very good to us humans, it's pretty clear that it's been sabotaging our left hands over the last few hundred years.
	www.geocities.com /donaldsauter/fmtab.htm (526 words)

	EARLY MUSIC REVIEW: Master of the Lute By Scott Cmiel (Hopkinson Smith, September 28, 2007)
		Francesco Canova da Milano wrote fantasias for solo lute in two styles.
		Francesco’s improvisations were written about extensively during his lifetime.
		Smith ended his recital with an exuberant performance of the Fantasie in G Major (P1), which combined Francesco da Milano’s mastery of Renaissance counterpoint with an English tunefulness and a flair for virtuosic display.
	www.sfcv.org /2007/10/02/master-of-the-lute (740 words)

	Jacob Heringman, lutenist - Reviews
		Among them are “Nasce la pena mia” by Alessandro Striggio, “Vivo sol di speranza” by Giovane Domenico da Nola (it is incorrectly attributed to Orlando di Lasso in Haslemere), and “Vestiva i colli” by Palestrina.
		This piece is attributed in the manuscript to Francesco da Parigi, whose identity is a mystery.
		Strangely, it is attributed to Francesco da Parigi the first time it appears, and to Francesco da Milano the second time.
	www.heringman.com /Siena.htm (1839 words)

	Francesco da Milano Symposium, Milan, October 1997
		birth of Francesco Canova da Milano is being organized by the University
		The sources of Francesco da Milano's music and the presentation of a new
		Alberto da Mantova and of studies on renaissance and baroque French lute
	www.sun.rhbnc.ac.uk /Music/Conferences/97-a-fdm.html (464 words)

	Who is Francesco
		Portrait presumed to be of Francesco da Milano, Biblioteca Ambrosiana, Milan
		Francesco Canova da Milano was the foremost lutenist of the Italan Renaissance and one of the most important composers of instrumental music in sixteenth-century Europe.
		Although born in Milan, or, more probably, in the Milanese suburb of Monza, in August, 1497, Francesco went to Rome at an early age and served, as lutenist, Popes Leo X, Clement VII, and Paul III, as well as Cardinals Ippolito de' Medici and Alessandro Farnese.
	users.unimi.it /~fodella/whois.html (227 words)

	Francesco Quaratino
		Da quando me lo ha segnalato Domenico Gareri, un partecipante a un corso di formazione MS-Sql Server che ho tenuto all'inizio del mese, chiunque si imbatta con il mio dektop, non può fare a meno di installare un "Bricopack".
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		Tratto da un breve articolo intitolato "Top Tips for SQL Server Clustering", apparso su TechNet Magazine di marzo 2007:
	www.xplayn.org /cs/blogs/francesco (1013 words)

	Ophee's private letter to Paul O'Dette: Preliminary Response
		Francesco had become a household name, and his music would be an ideal headliner for the series.
		But with the Francesco we could show what we could do, and it would be a good example to include in later grant applications to illustrate the quality of our work.
		Matanya had my revised Francesco da Milano edition on his hard disk, and he brazenly told my attorney that my successor as General Editor would edit my edition for Editions Orphee.
	mysite.verizon.net /vzepq31c/id20.html (2263 words)

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		Filippo Maria Visconti, duke of Milano and perhaps the richest man in Italy in the early renaissance, had a fatal disturbance in his youth.
		With the help of his wife Beatrice de Tender, a 20 years older widow of the condottieri Ficino Cane, Filippo as new duke of Milano restored the earlier possessions, but the relation to the much older woman ended in tragedy, Filippo accused her of adultery and she ended beheaded.
		artiano da Tortona was called dead in 1425 - from this we know, that the object of his manuscript, a deck commissioned for Filippo Maria Visconti, should have been produced before this date.
	trionfi.com /0/b (984 words)

	Web Directory : Top : Arts : Music : Composition : Composers : C : Canova_da_Milano,_Francesco
		Francesco Canova da Milano - Brief biographical sketch summarizing the popularity of his lute works with Naxos biography.
		Francesco da Milano - Karadar Dictionary entry with brief summary of life and works.
		Francesco da Milano (1497-1543) - Brief biography, portrait, and classical guitar sheet music in PDF format for his Fantasia XX.
	www.mirago.com /search/directories.aspx?cat=Top%2fArts%2fMusic%2fComposition%2fComposers%2fC%2fCanova_da_Milano%2c_Francesco (222 words)

	Francesco Canova Da Milano - Free Music Downloads, Videos, Lyrics, CDs, MP3s, Bio, Merchandise and Links
		Highly admired by Paul III, the pope took Francesco on a journey to the important meeting with Charles V and Francis I. Of all the lute music that...
		For much of his life, Francesco was in service to the popes in Rome including Leo X, Clement VII, Paul III.
		Highly admired by Paul III, the pope took Francesco on a journey to the important meeting with Charles V and Francis I. Of all the lute music that survived from this century, the greatest contribution comes from Francesco.
	www.artistdirect.com /nad/music/artist/bio/0,,432246,00.html (295 words)

	Eventi a Milano, Iniziative Concerti Mostre
		In questa pagina in Milano presenta gli eventi e i redazionali della nostra citta' e immediati dintorni.
		Recensioni di attivita' ed iniziative di Milano che hanno catturato la nostra attenzione e cattureranno, ne siamo certi, anche quella dei nostri lettori.
		Pasubio, nel corso degli ultimi dieci anni è diventata una vera e propria icona della “Milano da bere”...
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		La Provincia di Milano più 13 amministrazioni comunali coinvolte dal progetto su 21, sono contrarie alla realizzazione dello stesso (Agrate Brianza, Caponago, Pessano con Bornago, Gongorzola, Bellinzago Lombardo, Pozzuolo Martesana, Melzo, Liscate, Paullo, Tribiano, Dresano, Vizzolo Predabissi, Cerro al Lambro).
		Si tratterebbe di attingere da tale fondo una linea di credito agevolato rimborsabile, che la Società s’impegnerebbe a rimborsare nella durata della concessione portata a 50 anni.
	www.lombardiaineuropa.it /dossier.php?dossierID=18 (1598 words)

	Pensatoio
		Ma chi è ora Francesco o Gigetto chiedilo a uno dopo vent’anni di miniera, non a un calciatore che è stato tre settimane su un atollo pagato la modica cifra di duecentocinquantamila euro.
		E ancora: “Francesco, questa sera il pubblico s’è alzato in piedi per te, tu da adesso potrai scegliere qualsiasi strada vorrai, cosa pensi di fare?”.
		Manuela Villa, sola da una settimana sull’ultima spiaggia, con la sua stazza da maori e un coltellaccio in mano, ha detto alla madre in studio che ha esaurito tutte le forze.
	www.selvaggialucarelli.it /diario (2569 words)

	Schulers Books (Notebooks of Leonardo Da Vinci - 159/159)
		That alms shall be given to the poor of the Hotel-Dieu, to the poor of Saint Lazare d'Amboise and, to that end, there shall be given and paid to the treasurers of that same fraternity the sum and amount of seventy soldi of Tours.
		The said Testator gives and bequeaths to the said Messer Francesco Melzo, being present and agreeing, the remainder of his pension and the sums of money which are owing to him from the past time till the day of his death by the receiver or treasurer-general M.
		And it is sealed by his request with the royal seal apposed to legal contracts at Amboise, and in token of good faith.
	www.schulers.com /books/science/Notebooks_of_Leonardo/Notebooks_of_Leonardo159.htm (469 words)

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