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Pietro Chiari

Pietro Chiari (25 December 1712 – 31 August 1785) was an Italian Catholic priest, playwright, novelist and librettist.

Pietro Chiari

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Born
1712. · Brescia.
Died
1785. · Brescia.
Nationality
Republic of Venice.
Occupation
playwright, writer, librettist, journalist and composer.
Languages
Italian.

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Pietro Chiari (25 December 1712 – 31 August 1785) was an Italian Catholic priest, playwright, novelist and librettist.

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Pietro Chiari (1712–1785) was a composer, journalist and librettist, among other activities and a national of the Republic of Venice. The composer was born and died in Brescia. Pietro Chiari was also known as Archito and Egerindo Criptonide. Pietro Chiari was a member of Accademia Roveretana degli Agiati and Arcadian Academy. Languages used include Italian.

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