ITEM

Battaglioni M Item Info

Battaglioni M - item

Object ID:
demo_0637
Creator:
Cetra
Type of Sound:
Music
Lyrics Composer:
Auro D’Alba (Umberto Bottone)
Music Composer:
Francesco Pellegrino
Instruments:
Tenor; Conductor; Choir; Orchestra
Type of Music:
Song March
Record Language:
Italian
Date:
1942
Identifier:
DC 4006
Linked Recording:
demo_0638
Rights:
metadata-only record, please check the publication for rights
Description:
This song belongs to a group of songs, the "Canzoni del tempo di guerra" (Wartime songs), conceived by the Ministry of Popular Culture (Minculpop) and the Ente italiano per le audizioni radiofoniche (EIAR), the agency responsible for Italian radio and radio propaganda, to enhance the propaganda deployed by the regime to bolster the morale of troops and civilians during the Second World War. This repertoire, made up of new and already popular songs, was intended to replace other songs repeatedly broadcast by the EIAR, whose reception by the public was negative. Launched in the summer of 1942, the "wartime songs" were the subject of an intense promotional campaign. They appeared in the press, were broadcast at prime time on the radio, were distributed in the form of sheet music and were recorded, notably by Cetra, the EIAR's regime-controlled daughter label (see Pietro Cavallo & Pasquale Iaccio, Vincere! Fascismo e società italiana nelle canzoni e nelle riviste di varietà (1935-1943), Napoli, Liguori editore, 2003, p. 122-136).
Online Resources:
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Performers:
Luciano Pellegrini Coro e Orchestra dell’EIAR Tito Peralia
Lyrics by:
Auro D’Alba (Umberto Bottone)
Music by:
Francesco Pellegrino
Instruments:
Tenor Conductor Choir Orchestra
Genre:
Song March
Sound Type:
Music
Recording Language:
Italian
Related Record:
demo_0638
Source
Preferred Citation:
"Battaglioni M", REDIRE Database, Bonn Center for Digital Humanities (BCDH)
Reference Link:
http://localhost:4000/items/demo_0637.html
Rights
Rights:
metadata-only record, please check the publication for rights
Standardized Rights:
Cetra, Catalogo dischi, 1942