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Epics of Boiardo and Other Italian Authors: a Resource Database On-line

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  • Authors
    • Andrea da Barberino
    • Poggio Bracciolini
    • Luigi Pulci
    • Matteo Maria Boiardo
    • Ludovico Ariosto
    • Teofilo Folengo
    • Torquato Tasso
    • The battle of Roncevaux/Roncisvalle
  • Puppet Theater
    • Sicilian puppet plays
    • puppet scripts
    • interviews
    • Documentaries and films
    • puppets
    • cuntisti e cantastorie
    • related images
    • Manteo Family Sicilian Marionette Theater
    • Sarina family hand puppetry
  • Epic Maggio
    • Epic Maggio performances
    • Epic Maggio scripts
    • interviews
    • Documentary: Il maggio emiliano: ricordi, riflessioni, brani
    • Gerusalemme Liberata comparisons
    • il canto a braccio
  • Adaptations
    • “Orlando in Love” at Central Park
    • “Orlando Innamorato in commedia”
    • “Il giardino di Falerina”
    • Documentary. Orlando Innamorato: A Journey in Epic Theater
    • Mimmo Cuticchio (il cunto)
    • Enrico Messina
    • Michele Neri
    • Alberto Nicolino
    • Paolo Panaro
    • Additional adaptations
  • Art
    • art based on the Orlando Innamorato
    • art based on the Orlando Furioso
    • art based on the Gerusalemme Liberata
    • tapestries
    • Additional links to chivalric images
  • Music
    • music from the Orlando Innamorato
    • music from the Orlando Furioso
    • music from the Gerusalemme Liberata
  • Maps
    • Catalan-Estense world map (1450-1460)
    • Fra Mauro world map (1459)
    • Cantino Planisphere (1502)
    • Waldseemüller’s Cosmographia (1507)
    • Orlando Furioso Atlas
  • Student projects
    • The Fall and Redemption of Dragontina
    • The Further Adventures of Marfisa and Astolfo
    • The lost gardens of the Este duchy
    • Cantar Maggio con Ariosto
    • Brandimarte and Fiordelisa family genealogies
    • Marfisa timeline
    • “La rocca crudele” in images
    • Orlando Innamorato passages performed
    • “Il giardino di Falerina” short film
    • Il Festival dei Denari
  • Blogs
    • From Homer’s Odysseus to Boiardo’s Orlando
    • Whatever happened to the epic?
    • Italian Folk Performance Traditions in the Age of Technological Reproducibility
  • External links
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photos to accompany Barwick, “Filipino komedya and Italian maggio”

Barwick – Filipino komedya and Italian maggio.

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