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And it was obvious that Leonardo and Bellini were much better at it than me.

This ignores the fact that Leonardo and Bellini went from places of social relevance and interest to being primarily of historical interest.

> It was obvious that Leonardo and Bellini were much better at it than me.

In terms of sightseeing, the things I still remember a few years later: - Madre is a great contemporary art museum there and they were featuring lots of Italian artists when we went - We really enjoyed the Piazza Bellini neighborhood both during the day at night.

Bellini, but does that mean they have good taste?

Bellini's I Capuleti e i Montecchi is based on Will's sources and is much better than his play.

Although there aren't a lot of them you can search Bellini's drawings to have a sense on how people looked like around 1453.

No one says “I really could go for some Bellini about now”.

For example, the new Decca studio recording of Bellini's Norma.

And Picasso copied Cezanne, who copied Pissarro, who copied Corot, who copied Turner, who copied Poussin, who copied Titian, who copied Bellini...

In the early 1980s my father had in his office a couple of these Olivetti BCS 2025 [1], which share with the Bellini's TCV 250 some design ideas, such as the metal plane encapsulating the keyboard.

Also take note of the range-- it's actually difficult to sing because of some of the melodic leaps required In short, this is a melody and setting on par with the theme from Tchaikovsky's Romeo and Juliet, or an aria by Bellini.

No one says “I really could go for some Bellini about now”.

Bellini, but does that mean they have good taste?

Bellini's I Capuleti e i Montecchi is based on Will's sources and is much better than his play.

Although there aren't a lot of them you can search Bellini's drawings to have a sense on how people looked like around 1453.