Wallenstein, Alfred
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Wallenstein, Alfred (
b Chicago, 1898;
d NY, 1983). Amer. cellist and conductor. Début as cellist, Los Angeles 1912. Later played in S. Francisco SO 1916–17 and Los Angeles PO. Prin. cellist, Chicago SO 1922–9, NYPO 1929–36 (under Toscanini). Became radio cond. Cond. Los Angeles PO 1943–56. Taught at Juilliard Sch. 1968–79.
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An unsung villain: the reputation of a condottiere: Stephen Cooper describes how John Hawkwood, a tanner's son from Essex, became a mercenary in late fourteenth-century Italy, and after his death acquired a reputation as a first-class general and as a model of chivalry.
Magazine article from: History Today; 1/1/2006; ; 700+ words
; IF YOU GO INTO THE DUOMO in Florence, you will see a splendid equestrian portrait of the Englishman Sir John Hawkwood (d.1394). It was painted by Paolo Uccello in 1436 and shows Hawkwood as Captain-General of Florence, the position he held in the early 1390s, at the end of a long life. Astride a
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 "The New York Observer (New York, NY)")
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A Noble's Notebooks.
Newspaper article from: The New York Observer (New York, NY); 6/26/2007; 700+ words
; ...useful, presumably, in Federico's later exploits as a condottiere, or captain of a mercenary army. Upon the assassination...respect and friendship of Pope Pius II, though his duties as a condottiere at times necessitated the use of unrelenting violence. At...
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The Path of a Renaissance Artist
Newspaper article from: International Herald Tribune; 1/9/1999; ; 700+ words
; ...One of Signorelli's highly finished drawings shows a condottiere with his legs apart, his hand raised as if to steady a halberd...Signorelli. One recognizes a kinship of sorts between the condottiere's head and the portrait of Niccolo Vitelli, the mercenary...
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Sex, violence, and saints' images: Paul Verhoeven's 1985 film Flesh + Blood.(Critical essay)
Magazine article from: Michigan Academician; 9/22/2008; ; 700+ words
; ...the city. He and his motley crew have been serving under a condottiere by the name of Hawkwood in the interests of an exiled nobleman...is only slightly larger than the basic unit of a classic condottiere army, the "lance," which consisted of a mounted knight...
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The Black Bands of Giovanni: Infantry and Diplomacy during the Italian Wars (1526-1528).(Book review)
Magazine article from: Renaissance Quarterly; 6/22/2006; ; 700+ words
; ...interesting little volume does not focus on the famous Florentine condottiere, Giovanni "of the Black Bands" de' Medici (1498-1526...story of how Zabaglione was "invented" by the Perugian condottiere Giampaolo Baglioni! RONALD RAINEY New York University
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 "The Economist (US)")
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Carlo's crown jewel. (Carlo De Benedetti's Belgian takeover target)
Magazine article from: The Economist (US); 1/23/1988; 700+ words
; ...Yet for all that, Italy's roving financier-dubbed the condottiere (soldier of fortune) by the Belgian and French press...would seem, for the unfrontiered Europe of 1992. But the condottiere has timed his bid well. First, Beigium's continuous government...
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Bostonians help rescue a battered hero of Venice
Newspaper article from: The Boston Globe; 4/23/1997; ; 700+ words
; ...new life to a monument honoring General Orazio Baglioni, a condottiere who lost his life during the 1617 war with Bosnian and Turkish...pointedly echoes images of St. George slaying the dragon. The condottiere is poised on a majestic steed with a massive mane; the horse...
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Go for Que Expresion
Newspaper article from: The Malay Mail; 10/12/2002; ; 700+ words
; ...Emperor: Improved on debut outing to score easy win beating First Emperor over 1000m in good going last month. Keeping form. Condottiere: Scored once and placed four times in 11 outings. He flew home second to Grand Canyon over 1200m in yielding going in August...
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Cash in on Magic Crown
Newspaper article from: The Malay Mail; 1/25/2003; ; 700+ words
; ...who arrived unraced in March last year, has two wins and a second in as many outings to date. He went two up beating Condottiere by two lengths in a Class 4, Div 2 event over 1200m in yielding going at Kranji in August. Early this month, Grand Canyon...
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Por que: Fidel Castro odia a Jorge Castaneda.(La vida en rojo, libro sobre el revolucionario Che Guevara)(Castaneda, ministro mexicano )
Magazine article from: Contenido; 7/1/2002; ; 700+ words
; ...delat los proyectos del Che. En Mosc, seala Castaeda, Monje <<recibi el visto bueno para no coperar con el condottiere. En una carta dirigida al autor en octubre de 1996, Monje corrobor su estancia en la capital sovitica>>...
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condottiere
Book article from: A Dictionary of World History
condottiere (Italian condotta , ‘contract’) The leader of a medieval mercenary band of soldiers. Mercenaries flourished...
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Sforza
Book article from: The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
...1369-1424, a farmer from the Romagna who became a noted condottiere and took the surname Sforza [the forcer]. He fought in...Giovanni de' Medici, she bore a son who became the famous condottiere Giovanni delle Bande Nere (see Medici, Giovanni de...
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Andrea Doria
Encyclopedia entry from: Encyclopedia of World Biography
...anti-Italian revolt on the island of Corsica in 1506. Condottiere Through his thirties and forties, Doria accumulated much...Genoese nobles earned distinction. These men were known as condottieres, or commanders-for-hire, and sailed the Mediterranean...
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Simone Martini
Encyclopedia entry from: Encyclopedia of World Biography
...of S. Francesco. These frescoes, along with the fresco Condottiere Guidoriccio da Fogliano (1328) in the Town Hall in Siena...religious and secular protectors of the city are confronted. The condottiere had liberated the Tuscan fortress-towns of Montemassi and...
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Montefeltro, Federigo da (1422–1482)
Book article from: The Renaissance
...1422 – 1482) The Duke of Urbino, a skilled condottiere, and a renowned patron of Renaissance art and scholarship...Emperor at the age of fifteen. Soon afterward he became a condottiere, or captain of mercenaries. In 1444 he became the leader...
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