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Arlecchino by Ferruccio Busoni
In Bergamo Harlequin woos Annunziata and to get rid of her husband Ser Matteo invents an invasion of the city by disguising himself as a captain to enlist him. Colombina, Harlequin's neglected wife, yields to Leandro who woos her...
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In Bergamo Harlequin woos Annunziata and to get rid of her husband Ser Matteo invents an invasion of the city by disguising himself as a captain to enlist him. Colombina, Harlequin's neglected wife, yields to Leandro who woos her...
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