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- ↑ Francesco Florimo e l'Ottocento musicale: atti del convegno Rosa Cafiero, Marina Marino - 1999 p851 "..A Gennaro Negri per importo di pezzi musicali forniti 6.88"
- ↑ Concerto: Das Magazin für Alte Musik 2002 "Zwei gitarrenbegleitete Canzonen von Gennaro Negri und Teodora Cotrau leiten ins frühe 19. Jahrhundert über - und damit ins postkartenhafte Bella-Napoli-Klischee, also die Kommerzialisierung der Folklore. Immerhin singt Rosario Totaro ...
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