Piccinni

[ peet-cheen-ee ]

noun

1. Nic·co·lò [neek-kaw-, law] or Ni·co·la [nee-, kaw, -lah], 1728–1800, Italian composer.

Example Sentences

At Potafiori, a restaurant, cocktail bar and flower shop near the Fondazione Prada, Rosalba Piccinni marries her love of botanical design with her passion for entertaining and hospitality.

From New York Times

Her expressive arrangements — which contain striking elements such as king proteas, lotus leaves, purple amaranth flowers and ornamental pincushions — can be delivered along with a live serenade by Piccinni herself.

From New York Times

However, Piccinni said suicides were the “tip of the iceberg” of the psychological impact.

From The Guardian

“From our research, suicides are only slightly higher than the average over two months,” said Armando Piccinni, the president of BRF Onlus.

From The Guardian

Of Scarlatti's immediate followers, Logroscino and Durante, the former introduced concerted pieces and the dramatic finale which afterwards received new development at the hands of Piccinni.

From Project Gutenberg