La Battaglia Di Adrianopoli 1924 Recording - Music
La Battaglia Di Adrianopoli 1924 Recording by Filippo Tommaso Marinetti
Filippo Tommaso Marinetti
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Filippo Tommaso Emilio Marinetti December 22 1876 - December 2 1944 The "tonic Of Europe" Was An Italian Ideologue Poet Editor And Main Founder Of The Futurist Movement Of The Early 20th Century.
Born At Alexandria Egypt. Founder Of The First Avant-Garde Movement Futurism. Marinetti Wrote The "Manifesto Del Futurismo" In 1908. The Year Later It Was Published In The French Newspaper Le Figaro. In Early 1918 He Founded The Partito Politico Futurista Or Futurist Political Party Which Only A Year Later Was Absorbed Into Benito Mussolini's Fasci Di Combattimento Making Marinetti One Of The First Supporters And Members Of The Italian Fascist Party. He Opposed Fascism's Later Canonical Exultion Of Existing Institutions Calling Them "reactionary." He However Stayed A Notable Force In Developing The Party Thought Throughout The Regime. For Example At The End Of The Congress Of Fascist Culture That Was Held In Bologna On March 30 1925 Giovanni Gentile Addressed Sergio Panunzio On The Need To Define Fascism More Purposely By Way Of Marinetti's Opinion Stating "Great Spiritual Movements Make Recourse To Precision When Their Primitive Inspirations - What F. T. Marinetti Identified This Morning As Artistic That Is To Say The Creative And Truly Innovative Ideas From Which The Movement Derived Its First And Most Potent Impulse - Have Lost Their Force. We Today Find Ourselves At The Very Beginning Of A New Life And We Experience With Joy This Obscure Need That Fills Our Hearts - This Need That Is Our Inspiration The Genius That Governs Us And Carries Us With It." Thus Futurism Continued To Influence Fascist Thinkers Outside Of The Futurist School Of Thought On The Furthering Of Fascism. Marinetti Is Most Noted For His Authorship Of The Futurist Manifesto First Published In The Paris Newspaper Le Figaro And The Sound Poem Zang Tumb Tumb. In The Founding And Manifesto Of Futurism Marinetti Declared That "Art ... Can Be Nothing But Violence Cruelty And Injustice". Since That Text Proclaims The Unity Of Life And Art Marinetti Understood Violence Not Only As A Means Of Producing Aesthetic Effect But Also As Being Inherent In Life Itself A Stance Which Brought Futurism Close To Fascism. In 1938 When Adolf Hitler Included Creations Of Futurism In An Exhibition Deriding What Nazi Propaganda Called Degenerate Art Marinetti Persuaded Mussolini Not To Allow The Exhibition Entrance Into Italy. He Published Works In Both French And Italian Among Them Are Le Roi Bombance 1905 And Mafarka Il Futurista 1910 . Fellow Notable Italian Futurists Include Carlo Carrà Giacomo Balla Umberto Boccioni And Luigi Russolo. Marinetti Died At Bellagio Italy.
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Filippo Tommaso Emilio Marinetti December 22 1876 - December 2 1944 The "tonic Of Europe" Was An Italian Ideologue Poet Editor And Main Founder Of The Futurist Movement Of The Early 20th Century.
Born At Alexandria Egypt. Founder Of The First Avant-Garde Movement Futurism. Marinetti Wrote The "Manifesto Del Futurismo" In 1908. The Year Later It Was Published In The French Newspaper Le Figaro. In Early 1918 He Founded The Partito Politico Futurista Or Futurist Political Party Which Only A Year Later Was Absorbed Into Benito Mussolini's Fasci Di Combattimento Making Marinetti One Of The First Supporters And Members Of The Italian Fascist Party. He Opposed Fascism's Later Canonical Exultion Of Existing Institutions Calling Them "reactionary." He However Stayed A Notable Force In Developing The Party Thought Throughout The Regime. For Example At The End Of The Congress Of Fascist Culture That Was Held In Bologna On March 30 1925 Giovanni Gentile Addressed Sergio Panunzio On The Need To Define Fascism More Purposely By Way Of Marinetti's Opinion Stating "Great Spiritual Movements Make Recourse To Precision When Their Primitive Inspirations - What F. T. Marinetti Identified This Morning As Artistic That Is To Say The Creative And Truly Innovative Ideas From Which The Movement Derived Its First And Most Potent Impulse - Have Lost Their Force. We Today Find Ourselves At The Very Beginning Of A New Life And We Experience With Joy This Obscure Need That Fills Our Hearts - This Need That Is Our Inspiration The Genius That Governs Us And Carries Us With It." Thus Futurism Continued To Influence Fascist Thinkers Outside Of The Futurist School Of Thought On The Furthering Of Fascism. Marinetti Is Most Noted For His Authorship Of The Futurist Manifesto First Published In The Paris Newspaper Le Figaro And The Sound Poem Zang Tumb Tumb. In The Founding And Manifesto Of Futurism Marinetti Declared That "Art ... Can Be Nothing But Violence Cruelty And Injustice". Since That Text Proclaims The Unity Of Life And Art Marinetti Understood Violence Not Only As A Means Of Producing Aesthetic Effect But Also As Being Inherent In Life Itself A Stance Which Brought Futurism Close To Fascism. In 1938 When Adolf Hitler Included Creations Of Futurism In An Exhibition Deriding What Nazi Propaganda Called Degenerate Art Marinetti Persuaded Mussolini Not To Allow The Exhibition Entrance Into Italy. He Published Works In Both French And Italian Among Them Are Le Roi Bombance 1905 And Mafarka Il Futurista 1910 . Fellow Notable Italian Futurists Include Carlo Carrà Giacomo Balla Umberto Boccioni And Luigi Russolo. Marinetti Died At Bellagio Italy. read less
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Born At Alexandria Egypt. Founder Of The First Avant-Garde Movement Futurism. Marinetti Wrote The "Manifesto Del Futurismo" In 1908. The Year Later It Was Published In The French Newspaper Le Figaro. In Early 1918 He Founded The Partito Politico Futurista Or Futurist Political Party Which Only A Year Later Was Absorbed Into Benito Mussolini's Fasci Di Combattimento Making Marinetti One Of The First Supporters And Members Of The Italian Fascist Party. He Opposed Fascism's Later Canonical Exultion Of Existing Institutions Calling Them "reactionary." He However Stayed A Notable Force In Developing The Party Thought Throughout The Regime. For Example At The End Of The Congress Of Fascist Culture That Was Held In Bologna On March 30 1925 Giovanni Gentile Addressed Sergio Panunzio On The Need To Define Fascism More Purposely By Way Of Marinetti's Opinion Stating "Great Spiritual Movements Make Recourse To Precision When Their Primitive Inspirations - What F. T. Marinetti Identified This Morning As Artistic That Is To Say The Creative And Truly Innovative Ideas From Which The Movement Derived Its First And Most Potent Impulse - Have Lost Their Force. We Today Find Ourselves At The Very Beginning Of A New Life And We Experience With Joy This Obscure Need That Fills Our Hearts - This Need That Is Our Inspiration The Genius That Governs Us And Carries Us With It." Thus Futurism Continued To Influence Fascist Thinkers Outside Of The Futurist School Of Thought On The Furthering Of Fascism. Marinetti Is Most Noted For His Authorship Of The Futurist Manifesto First Published In The Paris Newspaper Le Figaro And The Sound Poem Zang Tumb Tumb. In The Founding And Manifesto Of Futurism Marinetti Declared That "Art ... Can Be Nothing But Violence Cruelty And Injustice". Since That Text Proclaims The Unity Of Life And Art Marinetti Understood Violence Not Only As A Means Of Producing Aesthetic Effect But Also As Being Inherent In Life Itself A Stance Which Brought Futurism Close To Fascism. In 1938 When Adolf Hitler Included Creations Of Futurism In An Exhibition Deriding What Nazi Propaganda Called Degenerate Art Marinetti Persuaded Mussolini Not To Allow The Exhibition Entrance Into Italy. He Published Works In Both French And Italian Among Them Are Le Roi Bombance 1905 And Mafarka Il Futurista 1910 . Fellow Notable Italian Futurists Include Carlo Carrà Giacomo Balla Umberto Boccioni And Luigi Russolo. Marinetti Died At Bellagio Italy. read less
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