The furlana (also spelled furlane, forlane, friulana, forlana) is an Italian folk dance from the Italian region of Friuli-Venezia Giulia. In Friulian...

poets". In 1943, he founded with fellow students the Academiuta della lenga furlana (Academy of the Friulan Language). As a young adult, Pasolini identified...

Clark & Phillips 2623 In the Hills of Old Kentucky Morton Harvey 2624 La Furlana Italiana National Promenade Band 2625 2626 Tannhauser – Pilgrims' Chorus...

dancing The Freddy Frevo Frug Freestyle Freeze Dance Fugdi Funaná Furiant Furlana Fusion Gainjeonmokdan Gair dance Gaitanaki Galliard Galop Gambuh Gammaldans...

Irish Sean-Nós Dance Mayim Mayim Horah Ballu tundu Calabrian Tarantella Furlana Monferrina Piva Pizzica Saltarello Tarantella Angama Bon Odori Bugaku Butoh...

October 1876 numerous changes were made; including the addition of the 'Furlana' in Act 1; a new cabaletta (‘O grido di quest’ anima’) for the duet between...

Ireland Irish stepdance Israel Israeli folk dancing Italy Tarantella, Furlana, Liscio, Monferrina Jamaica Quadrille Japan Nihon-buyō Jordan Dabke Korea...

often included in Baroque suites. Fandango – Rhythmic Spanish dance. Furlana – Fast Venetian folk dance with lively tempo and rhythm. Galliard – Spirited...

in certain parts of the country such as the polka in the north and the furlana in Istria, due to the respective German, Austrian, and Italian influences...

song—Take me in your arms and say you love me—for piano) Vanessa A Venise Furlana for piano (Paris: Ricordi 1914) Vision Champetre Zingaresca Morceau de...

Alexander Pietro Longhi Il Ridotto 1757-60 Pietro Longhi La furlana (Dance of the Furlana) c. 1750-55 Pietro Longhi La famiglia Sagredo (The Sagredo family)...

Bersagliera, Denci, and more importantly the very similar dances Vilota and Furlana. Furlana: As danced by the Italian community in the town of Vodnjan (in Italian...

Bersagliera, Denci, Sette Passi and the very similar dances Vilota and Furlana. The Croatian cuisine of Istria was influenced by Italian cuisine, given...

the furlana friulana: Venetian term for the furlana furlana: A folk dance, from Campieli, favored in Venice furlane: Venetian term for the furlana frullana:...

Sur la mer Valse en fa dièse mineur Valse en fa mineur Vertige La vraie furlana Vocal Nuit d'Italie for voice and piano; words by Paul Bourget Laurette...

Frame (dance) - Free dance - Free dance (figure skating) - French ballet - Furlana - Fusion dance Gair dance - Galliard - Galop - Gandrung - The Gaskell Ball...

4 Bourrée A minor 4v 85.5 Menuet A minor 5r 85.6 Gigue A minor 5v 51r 21v 10v 85.7 Menuet A minor 6r 85.8 Rondeau A minor 6v 85.9 Furlana A minor 7v...

section of Italy have led to cultural and musical variety for diversity. Furlana was a dance that was named from Friuli that became very popular in Venice...

D2 (I. Andante cantabile; II. Allegro assai; III. Aria del Tasso; IV. Furlana) Sonata No.17, in C major, B.C3 (I. Andante cantabile amatissimo; II. Allegro...

Fasanese Fiemmese, or Val di Fiemme (Trentino-Alto Adige) Friulana, or Furlana (Friuli-Venezia Giulia) Gentile di Calabria, or Migliorata di Calabria...

Forlane (from the French spelling of the furlana dance) was a French classical music label. It was founded in 1979 by Ivan Pastor, a former producer at...

important Friulian work of the 20th century was the Academiuta di lenga furlana, founded by Pier Paolo Pasolini. Pasolini collected a group of writers...

violin and piano Cavatina for cello and piano Elegia for cello and piano Furlana, Italian Dance for violin and piano Madrigale in D major for violin and...

Semillante 1913: Coraline 1914: Aurore Boreale 1915–18: no race 1919: Furlana 1920: Chaine d'Or 1921: Musique 1922: Shocking 1923: Pomare 1924: Tetratela...

1990-1988 1990 Grey Danube Bally Rue New Mill House 1989 Fourth Of July Maiden Fair The Proclamation 1988 Shannon Spray Furlana Wonder Capable  ...