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Songs of Liberation
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Songs of Liberation

work by Dallapiccola
Also known as: “Canti di liberazione”
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  • Luigi Dallapiccola, 1969.
    Luigi Dallapiccola

    …basis for much of his Canti di liberazione (1955; Songs of Liberation), a triptych for chorus and orchestra, celebrating the liberation of Italy from Fascist control. An opera, Volo di notte (Night Flight), was first performed in Florence in 1940.

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    …basis for much of his Canti di liberazione (1955; Songs of Liberation), a triptych for chorus and orchestra, celebrating the liberation of Italy from Fascist control. An opera, Volo di notte (Night Flight), was first performed in Florence in 1940.

    Read More