SynonymsBot
Synonyms for gondoliera or Related words with gondoliera
sinfonico
rondino
endimione
rossiniana
terzetto
notturno
barcarole
burlesca
prologo
clori
romanze
variazione
quintetto
gavotta
frauengemach
elegie
concertata
poemi
imeneo
armonici
corale
menuett
elegien
nepotis
liebesleid
lyrische
giocosa
beethovens
motetti
duettino
visione
variazioni
preludio
tragicomedia
inedite
lamentatio
funebre
canzonetta
toccatina
rondoletto
delusa
sarabanda
symphonische
teatrali
corsara
jeremiae
minuetto
vivacissimo
ciaccona
concertanti
Examples of "gondoliera"
Klavierübung in 5 Parts: Part 2: Three Piano Tutorials and Preludes: VII Trills: Liszt:
Gondoliera
, S.162 No. 1 from Venezia e Napoli, ed. for piano by Busoni
As gondoliers have been a traditionally male-dominated industry for centuries, the city of Venice and the gondolier industry refused to grant Hai a licence and do not recognize her as an gondolier because she works as a private gondolier. Commonly called "la
gondoliera
" (the feminine form of "gondoliere") or the "prima
gondoliera
" (first woman gondolier), she has operated as a private gondolier for hotels and selected clients. In December 2015, the highest court in Rome recognized Hai as the first female gondolier to operate in Venice.
"Gavotte Humoristique" Op. 6, "Dreaming" (Op. 7), "Serenade" Op. 15 (Proms premiere 26 September 1895), "Petits Morceaux" Op. 16 Nos. 1–5 ("Triste, Joyeuse, Le Plaisir, Le Bonheur, L'innocence"), "Twelve Easy Exercises for Cello" Op. 18, "Minuet" Op. 19 No. 3, "Chant D'amour", "
Gondoliera
" Op. 20 Book 1 No. 2, "Souvenir or Reverie" Op. 20 Book 1 No. 3, "Légende" Op. 20 Book 2 No. 1, "Berceuse" Op. 20 Book 2 No. 3 (Proms premiere 16 September 1897 with Squire playing cello), "Danse Rustique" Op. 20 Book 2 No. 5, "Chansonette" Op. 22 (Proms premiere 10 September 1897 with Squire playing cello), "Tarantella in D minor" Op. 23, "Bourrée" Op. 24, "Meditation in C" Op. 25, "Humoresque" Op. 26, "Six Morceaux Melodiques" Nos. 1–6 ("Canzonetta", "Danse Orientale", "Elegie", "Madrigal", "Idylle", "Harlequinade").