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The Tre Soprano : The three ladies of Ferrara

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They were called Laura, Livia and Anna. Together, they were known in the late 1500s as "Tre Donne di Ferrara", The Three Ladies of Ferrara. Their ensemble was hailed by contemporary poets and gained the greatest fame throughout Italy and Germany.
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The Tre Soprano : The three ladies of Ferrara

They were called Laura, Livia and Anna. Together, they were known in the late 1500s as "Tre Donne di Ferrara", The Three Ladies of Ferrara. Their ensemble was hailed by contemporary poets and gained the greatest fame throughout Italy and Germany.

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Radio France broke the news in on Tuesday, April 8, 2025.
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