improvvisatrice

English

Noun

improvvisatrice (plural improvvisatrici)

1. Alternative form of improvisatrice
   • 1852, William Jerdan, Extract from The Autobiography of William Jerdan‎^[1]:

     In the course of little more than ten years were published the Improvvisatrice, the Troubadour, the Golden Violet, and the Venetian Bracelet, which gave titles to as many volumes, filled up with shorter poems, though some of them, such as the Lost Pleiad, Erinna, the Ancestress (dramatic), and others were of sufficient importance to warrant separate publication.