Lino Gallardo
Lino Gallardo (1773–1837) was a Venezuelan composer, conductor, and string player, and was among the musicians who participated in and contributed to the Wars of Independence.
Lino Gallardo
Juan Lovera (1776-1841) · Memorias de Venezuela magazine · Public domain
- Name
- Lino Gallardo
- Born
- 1773
- Birthplace
- Ocumare del Tuy, Miranda state, Venezuela
- Died
- 22 December 1837
- Place of death
- Caracas, Venezuela
- Nationality
- Venezuela
- Occupation
- composer · conductor
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• Name — Lino Gallardo • Born — 1773 • Birthplace — Ocumare del Tuy, Miranda state, Venezuela • Died — 22 December 1837 • Place of death — Caracas, Venezuela
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- 1.Venezuela Up-to-date. Venezuela. Embajada (U.S.). 1-2. 1949.
- 2.Lino Gallardo. Revista musical de Venezuela. 30-33. 30. Consejo Nacional de la Cultura. 1992.
- 3.La Musique, les hommes, les instruments, les œuvres . Larousse. 1965.
- 4.Historia de la música en Venezuela período hispánico, con referencias al teatro y la danza. Fundación Pampero. 1987. 978-9-802-65838-1.
- 5.Harvard dictionary of music. Belknap Press. 1986. 978-0-674-37501-7.
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