Salvatore Musella

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Salvatore Musella (born in Naples in 1896 ; died in 1943 ) was an Italian composer .

Life

Musella studied with the composer Camillo de Nardis (1857–1951) in his hometown. In Buenos Aires he later worked as the head of an important radio station, where he was anxious to spread the music of modern Italian composers. He composed orchestral works, chamber music, piano pieces and songs for voice and piano.

His piano piece Marina was included in the anthology of old and new music for piano ( Ricordi ) edited by Gino Tagliapietra .

Works

  • Automno (orchestra)
  • La sera fiesolana (vocals, choir and orchestra)
  • Impressioni Neapoletana (Suite, Orch.)
  • L'infinito , Ciclami , Odor di terra , Anelito (songs)

literature

  • Gino Tagliapietra (Ed.): Anthology of old and new music for piano. German text translated and revised by Willi Apel . Volume 18, Ricordi, Milan 1934.

Web links

References and footnotes

  1. ↑ Tagliapietra, X
  2. ↑ Tagliapietra, X, where work on an opera with the title I giardini di Feiruz is reported.
personal data
SURNAME Musella, Salvatore
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Italian composer
DATE OF BIRTH 1896
PLACE OF BIRTH Naples
DATE OF DEATH 1943