Farinelli

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Carlo Broschi, called Farinelli, an Italian singer, born at

Candide 1694-1778 Voltaire 1736
The Cavalier, Don Carlo Broschi, better known as Farinelli

Resonance in Singing and Speaking Thomas Fillebrown 1872
Never saw "Farinelli," but am waiting for the eventual trashy made-for-cable-TV version of "Cry to Heaven."

Ariodante sfmike 2008
Händel, in London, had male sopranos such as Farinelli,

A Popular History of the Art of Music From the Earliest Times Until the Present 1874
Gary Oldman suffers and loves as Ludwig) and "Farinelli," which stars

timesunion.com: Siena Women's Basketball 2010
Gary Oldman suffers and loves as Ludwig) and "Farinelli," which stars

timesunion.com: Siena Women's Basketball 2010
Farinelli and his pit bull mix, Doug, strolled through a multitude of legs, food carts and dozens of other dogs.

At crowded public events, a doggy divide 2010
Farinelli and his pit bull mix, Doug, strolled through a multitude of legs, food carts and dozens of other dogs.

At crowded public events, a doggy divide 2010
"Just a lot of sniffing - that's the basset in him," Farinelli, 39, said.

At crowded public events, a doggy divide 2010
One might have thought that a recital entitled "Italian Cantatas From the Time of Farinelli" belonged at the Italian Embassy.

Music review: Damien Guillon at the French Embassy 2010