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Encyclopedia > Michele Novaro

Michele Novaro (1822 - 1885) was a Italian songwriter. He composed the Italian national anthem Inno di Mameli - which was adopted in 1946.


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Michele Novaro - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (87 words)
Michele Novaro, composer of the music to the Inno di Mameli.
Michele Novaro (October 23, 1818 - October 21, 1885) was an Italian songwriter.
He composed the Italian national anthem popularly known as Inno di Mameli - which was unofficially adopted in 1946 and confirmed in 2005.
Michele Novaro: Italy - Inno di Mameli (Piano with lyrics)| Digital sheet music to download and print | ... (704 words)
The music was composed by Michele Novaro in 1847, to words written by Goffredo Mameli, a very young poet.
Novaro composed the music, and Mameli returned to Genoa where he presented the words and music to his friends.
The composer Michele Novaro who was a guest at the same party, tried a few notes on the piano and then, too, went home to compose the sequel.
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