Allessandro Liberati Mug db

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Why should you own a, Allessandro Liberati Mug db ? Liberati, was a noted cornet player and virtuoso. Active mainly in the late 19th century and the early 20th century, he was also known for being the bandleader of his, World Renowned Liberati Band, as well as for the composition of Felice, and the Kansas City Star March. He died in 1927.

As if the former were not a good reason to own our, Allessandro Liberati Mug db, how about this: Allessandro studied and practiced cornet at an early age. When he was fourteen, Allessandro made his public debut on the cornet. He enlisted in the Papal Body Guard in 1864, and he played with the, First Cacciatori Band, of Rome for two years, and in 1866, he was a bugler in Garibaldi’s army. He enlisted in the French Foreign Legion in 1871 and was captured in the Franco-Prussian War.

The French Foreign Legion and a P.O.W.!! If you’re still not convinced you should own a, Allessandro Liberati Mug db, then read on: Probably weary of being shot at, Liberati, decided to, “Lay down his sword and Shield” and from 1866 to 1875, Liberati performed throughout Europe and Canada conducting bands and teaching the cornet. Patrick Gilmore, heard of Liberati and asked him to be a special soloist for his Peace Jubilee of 1872. In 1875, he was asked to be the director of the, Michigan National Guard Band, and Detroit’s Police bugle Band. In 1876, he became an, American citizen and was asked to perform at the, Centennial Exposition in Philadelphia. In 1877, he joined, J. Thomas Baldwin’s Boston Cadet Band as cornet soloist. Patrick Gilmore hired Allessandro as an alternate cornet soloist in 1878, and by 1879, he was equally billed with such names as, Matthew Arbuckle, and Jules Levy. 

Our, Allessandro Liberati Mug db, comes in two sizes, featuring the image of him on a, light brown background standing with cornet in hand on both sides of the mug.

Allessandro Liberati was a noted cornet player and virtuoso. Active mainly in the late 19th century and the early 20th century, he was also known for being the bandleader of his, World Renowned Liberati Band, as well as for the composition of Felice, and the Kansas City Star March. He died in 1927.

Allessandro studied and practiced cornet at an early age. When he was fourteen, Allessandro made his public debut on the cornet. He enlisted in the Papal Body Guard in 1864, and he played with the, First Cacciatori Band, of Rome for two years, and in 1866, he was a bugler in Garibaldi’s army. He enlisted in the French Foreign Legion in 1871 and was captured in the Franco-Prussian War.

From 1866 to 1875, Liberati performed throughout Europe and Canada conducting bands and teaching the cornet. Patrick Gilmore heard of Liberati and asked him to be a special soloist for his Peace Jubilee of 1872. In 1875, he was asked to be the director of the Michigan National Guard Band and Detroit‘s police bugle band. In 1876, he became an, American citizen and was asked to perform at the, Centennial Exposition in Philadelphia. In 1877, he joined, J. Thomas Baldwin’s Boston Cadet Band as cornet soloist. Patrick Gilmore hired Allessandro as an alternate cornet soloist in 1878, and by 1879, he was equally billed with such names as, Matthew Arbuckle, and Jules Levy. 

Our, Allessandro Liberati Coffee Mug, comes in two sizes, featuring the image of him standing with cornet in hand on both sides of the mug

Dark brown, Allessandro Liberati Coffee Mug; Whether you’re drinking your morning coffee, evening tea, or something in between – this mug’s for you! It’s sturdy and glossy with a vivid print that’ll withstand the microwave and dishwasher.

• Ceramic
• Dishwasher and microwave safe

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