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This volume features 25 original works for mandolin and guitar, showcasing the brilliance of Italy's Golden Era composers. The collection focuses on popular dance forms of the time - mazurkas, polkas, waltzes, tarantellas, and more - written by some of the most influential and stylistically rich figures of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Alongside iconic figures such as: - Costantino Bertucci (1841-1931) - Giuseppe Bellenghi (1844-1902) - Carlo Munier (1859-1911) - Angelo Alfieri (1864-1925) - Adolfo Sarcoli (1866-1936) - Giuseppe Sgallari (1868-1926) - Primo Silvestri (1871-1960) - Giacomo Sartori (1860-1946) - Ignazio Bitelli (1881-1956) - Ermenegildo Carosio (1866-1928) - Carmelo Coletta (1885-1960) - Amadeo Amedei (1866-1935) - Mario Bacci (1873-c.1930) You'll also discover rarely performed works by nearly forgotten composers such as: Vincenzo Marchesani, Manello & Tripoli, Cassio da Velletri, Tancredi Forneris, Marino Antonelli, Alfonso Grignaschi, Aldo Benedettini, Riccardo Lombardi, Attilio Fiorone - voices of a once-flourishing mandolin culture. Each piece has been carefully restored and engraved for modern use, preserving historical authenticity. Ideal for performers, teachers, and scholars passionate about rediscovering forgotten gems of the mandolin-guitar repertoire.

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