EPISODE · Apr 21, 2015 · 29 MIN
symphony orchestra of the Italian radio
from Storytelling with a technical Heart · host Curt Hahn
“Techstoryteller playing forgotten music “by Curt HahnItalian Radio Symphony OrchestraPodcast link:For information on the background of the songs, Requests or contacting Curt Hahn, write to www.Facebook.com/s3productions1 or Forgotten Music on 78 records or [email protected] credit is due to the Artists, Companies, locations and everyone else. Artist Biography by Joseph StevensonThe Italian Radio Symphony Orchestra (Orchestre Nazionale Sinfonica della RAI) descends from the original Italian radio symphony orchestra founded in Turin, and has become one of the world's leading broadcasting symphony orchestras.Radio is an Italian invention. Guglielmo Marconi first demonstrated the ability to detect signals transmitted through the air just before the beginning of the twentieth century and very soon devised means to send telegraphic signals across the oceans. Lee DeForest's invention of the vacuum tube amplifier made it possible to transmit sounds by radio. From about 1920, experimental sound radio commenced in the major countries of the world.http://www.allmusic.com/artist/rai-orchestra-turin-mn0002190302/biography A: L’arlesiana suite number 2 Arturo Basile conducting 2076 –aB: Dance Del Mugnaio Willy Ferrero Conducting mtt 2076-b
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