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Pedro António Avondano

Illustration — Pedro Avondano - Il mondo della luna - title page of the libretto - Lisboa 1765 Pedro António Avondano (16 April 1714 - 1782) was a Portuguese composer of Italian parentage. Pedro António was born and died in Lisbon. His father Pietro Giorgio Avondano of Genoa, was a violinist at the court of João V, one of many Italian musicians at the Portuguese court.

Also recorded as Pedro Antonio Avondano

Pedro António Avondano

Pedro Avondano - Il mondo della luna - title page of the libretto - Lisboa 1765

Carlo Goldoni / Pedro António Avondano · This image is available from the United States Library of Congress 's Music Division under the digital ID musschatz.18099. This tag does not indicate the copyright status of the attached work. A norm · Public domain

Born
1714
Died
1782

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Illustration — Pedro Avondano - Il mondo della luna - title page of the libretto - Lisboa 1765 Pedro António Avondano (16 April 1714 - 1782) was a Portuguese composer of Italian parentage. Pedro António was born and died in Lisbon. His father Pietro Giorgio Avondano of Genoa, was a violinist at the court of João V, one of many Italian musicians at the Portuguese court.

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