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    • Storia della canzone italiana
      • Overview
      • About the author

    • Roberto Caselli     

      Storia della canzone italiana

      • Subject
      • Music
      • Publication
      • 04/2018
      • Subject
      • Music
      • Publication
      • 04/2018
      • Subject
      • Music
      • Publication
      • 04/2018
      • Subject
      • Music
      • Publication
      • 04/2018
      • Subject
      • Music
      • Publication
      • 04/2018
      • Overview
      • About the author

      Overview

      For centuries, song and poetry were indivisible. And even when they started to grow apart, they still stuck to the same rules of rhyme and structure for a long time Italy has a veritable wealth of songs that sing about Italy and Italians with such depth and insight that in some outstanding cases they become universal. The book analyses the development of Italian song, particularly the importance of the social contexts that affected it throughout the ages; it shows that even the study of a so-called “minor” art can complement or even replace what is told in history books.

      About the author

      Roberto Caselli is a journalist and music critic. His voice has graced the waves of Radio Popolare for years. He is the editor of specialised magazines including Hi Folks! and Jam and has long-standing collaborations with many dailies and news magazines.

  • Book formats

    • Binding: Paperback
      Size: 18 x 23,5
      Pages: XII-308
      ISBN: 9788820384722
      Price: € 29,90

    Digital formats

    • epub
      ISBN: 9788820384913
      Price: € 24,99
    • Piattaforma: Amazon
      kindle
      ISBN: 9788820384913
    • Piattaforma: Torrossa
      torrossa
      ISBN: 9788820393496
      Price: € 24,99
    • Piattaforma in abbonamento: Perlego