ITEM
Marcia Reale Item Info
Marcia Reale - item
- Object ID:
- demo_0122
- Creator:
- La Voce del Padrone
- Type of Sound:
- Music
- Music Composer:
- Giuseppe Gabetti
- Instruments:
- Mezzo-soprano; Orchestra
- Type of Music:
- Hymn March
- Record Language:
- Italian
- Date:
- 1934
- Identifier:
- GW 717
- Linked Recording:
- demo_0121
- Rights:
- metadata-only record, please check the publication for rights
- Description:
- The "Marcia Reale" (or "Marcia Reale Italiana") is the national anthem associated with the Italian monarchy, the representative instance of political power already in place before Benito Mussolini came to power in October 1922, and which remained present throughout the Fascist period. When marketed as a record, the monarchist anthem most often accompanied "Giovinezza", the anthem of the National Fascist Party, which served as a second national anthem, on the other side of the record. In this way, the same record gives voice to and represents the two sides of Italian political power: the symbolic one, which represents the process of uniting Italy (the "Risorgimento") and thus the very possibility of its existence as a nation; the executive one, which intends to represent the national, even racial, development of Italy according to the palingenesis principle central to Fascism. This recording belongs to an "educational" record, probably used in schools, and presented as such in its publisher's catalog in a section dedicated to records for teaching by singing.
- Online Resources:
- -
- Performers:
- Camilla Rota
- Music by:
- Giuseppe Gabetti
- Instruments:
- Mezzo-soprano Orchestra
- Genre:
- Hymn March
- Sound Type:
- Music
- Recording Language:
- Italian
- Related Record:
- demo_0121
Source
- Preferred Citation:
- "Marcia Reale", REDIRE Database, Bonn Center for Digital Humanities (BCDH)
- Reference Link:
- http://localhost:4000/items/demo_0122.html
Rights
- Rights:
- metadata-only record, please check the publication for rights
- Standardized Rights:
- La Voce del Padrone, Catalogo generale, October 1, 1934