Scala

Scala (Italian scala, ladder ',' steps ') stands for:

• Anatomical structures in the inner ear: Scala tympani ( " Tympani " ) and scala vestibuli

• Scala (programming language), a programming language
• FF Scala, a font family by Martin Majoor

• Theatre scary in the theater La Scala, a free theater group in Vienna
• Scala & Kolacny Brothers, a Belgian girls' choir
• An art project in Wuppertal, see Holsteiner stairs
• SC Alstertal Long Horn ( short SCALA ), a popular sports club from Hamburg- Long Horn ( atrium staircase)
• Scala Multimedia, a software on the Amiga for video editing

Scala hot following geographical objects:

• Scala (Campania ), a town in Campania on the Amalfi Coast

Historical:

• Scala ( titular ), an Italian titular

Buildings:

• Teatro alla Scala, an opera house in Milan
• Scala (Berlin), one destroyed in the Second World War vaudeville theater in Berlin
• New Theatre at La Scala, a Viennese theater of the postwar era
• Scala Ludwigsburg, a historic concert hall in Ludwigsburg

Scala is the surname of the following persons:

• The della Scala family, lords of Verona, see Scaliger

• Arthur von Scala (1845-1909), Austrian engineer, economist and museum officials
• Delia Scala (1929-2004), Italian actress
• Gia Scala (1934-1972), American actress
• Guido Scala (1936-2001), Italian cartoonist
• Nevio Scala ( born 1947 ), Italian football player and coach
• Rudolf von Scala (1860-1919), Austrian historian
• Paulo Scala ( born 1979 ), Swiss -Brazilian badminton players

See also:

• Scale

• Disambiguation