Wingate), Ten Years' Captivity in the Mandi's Camp (1882-1892) (1892); Father Paolo Rosignoli, I miei dodici anni di prigionia in mezzo ai dervice del Sudan (Mondovi, 1898); C. Neufeldt, A Prisoner of the Khaleefa (1899).
In Japan, as in Europe, three varieties of relief carving are distinguishedalto (taka-bori), mezzo (chniku-bori) and basso (usunikubori).
It is worth noticing that it was in this manner that this remarkable property of the circle, with which, in fact, abstract geometry was inaugurated, presented itself to the imagination of Dante: " 0 se del mezzo cerchio far si puote Triangol si, ch'un retto non avesse."
No more an awkward, shy girl, one of her professors called Lauren her "Mezzo Song Bird".
And as you player harder, the sound switches to that of a piano being played mezzo forte or forte.
mezzo soprano Imelda Drumm in the title role.
mezzo soprano voice had the audiences transfixed.
mezzo forte or forte.
mezzo soprano soloist Ruth Peel.
mezzo soprano role.
Some famous car scenes (Taxi Driver) often evoke urban decay or the claustrophobic effects of traffic congestion (Otto e mezzo ).
Sunday Independent, Ireland, May 26 1996 " Welsh mezzo Buddug Verona James whose voice and temperament seem ideal for baroque opera.
The season also includes a revival of Bizet's Carmen with the popular Irish mezzo soprano Imelda Drumm in the title role.
Nel mezzo del cammin di sua vita Ingravallo finds himself in the selva oscura of Rome.
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