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Leonardo Leo

Italian composer1694 to 1744

Wikidata names Francesco Provenzale and Nicola Fago as teachers and lists 9 people they taught. Linked to Wikidata, Wikipedia, and 4 other registers.

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Teachers and mentors2

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    Francesco Provenzale

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    Nicola Fago

Taught9

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    Giovanni Andrea Fioroni

    born 1704
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    Giuseppe Bonno

    born 1710
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    Nicola Sala

    born 1713
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    Niccolò Jommelli

    born 1714
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    Girolamo Abos

    born 1715
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    Ignazio Fiorillo

    born 1715
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    Pasquale Cafaro

    born 1715
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    Gennaro D'Alessandro

    born 1717
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    Niccolò Piccinni

    born 1728

Education and career1

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