1927 ITALIAN VIOLIN NULLO ROMANI Senza Amore Mazurka/ Fiori di Primavera MARIMBA
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Description
A series of great Italian early records, including the Capture of Tripoli, WWI and WWII Hymns, Faschist Songs and early acoustic comedy in all dialects
A series of great Italian Folk, Humor and Pop records
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Italian Violinist NULLO ROMANI on early electric Viva Tonal
in two italian dance tunes w guitar and a prominent intro by 2 Marimbas
Nullo Romani – Senza Amore Mazurka/ Fiori di Primavera Valser
Columbia – 14432-F
Gravadora – Columbia Phonograph Company, Inc.
Créditos
Violin – Nullo Romani
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Nullo Romani
Perfil:
Italian American violinist and composer (b. September 6, 1889 in Livorno, Italy - d. )
Romani emigrated to the United States before 1920; he became a naturalized citizen in 1928. Between 1923 and 1928, he recorded dozens of records with Columbia. In 1925, he also recorded eight titles in two sessions with Victor.
Romani's recordings usually featured him as a solo violinist, accompanied by guitar or mandolin and guitar. Starting in 1926, he fronted an entire orchestra. On some of his latest recordings, from 1928, he stars together with his friend, Italian tenor Raoul Romito, on others, he fronts an orchestra that features a Hawaiian guitar or even a musical saw.
Nullo Romani composed numerous songs, often with titles in Southern Italian dialect, such as "Asciari Un Capidduzzu" (1920) or "'A Mulinara" (1921).
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