Titlebook: Italy in the American Imagination; Ian J. Bickerton Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license to

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Italian Music and the American Imagination in the Nineteenth Century,t’s own band (the U.S. Marine Band) through to the predominance of Italian operas and opera companies across the United States. It profiles such figures as Francesco Maria Scala, Giuseppi Creatore, Enrico Caruso (lead tenor at the Met for 18 consecutive years!) and several other operatic stars.

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,Italians Imagined in the U.S. 1900–1940,d immigrants that had characterized the last decades of the nineteenth century intensified and increasingly targeted Italians in the United States. Despite the economic and political turmoil of the first three decades of the century, Italy was kept alive in the American imagination by the nation’s f

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Twentieth-Century Opera and the American Imagination,ltural venues, especially films, Americans continued to be transported to Italy in their imagination by the evocative and distinctive sounds of Italy. Even Jazz, through the introduction of brass instruments, brought Italy to U.S. listeners.

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Italy Imagined in World War II and Beyond,hted the beauty of Italian cities and landscapes and the attractiveness of the relaxed, carefree, Italian lifestyle, leading to a wholesale embrace of Italy by Americans—its foods, fashions, promises of romance, and its lifestyles. And all the while, Ennio Morricone helped create a new style?of West

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Conclusion, ‘Make America Great Again’ flags like Roman togas.” One home-made flag read, “Lead us across the Rubicon.” The Proud Boys texted: “Hail Emperor Trump.”.This is quite remarkable. The Capitol invaders did not see themselves as many portrayed them—as Capitol Hill barbarians, as Visigoths sacking the C

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