Il maestro partigiano: Salvatore Serra e la tradizione musicale bandistica tra Fascismo e Ricostruzione

This study reconstructs the artistic and personal story of Salvatore Biagio Serra (Soleto, 3 February 1910 - Rome, 28 October 1965), a key figure in the Italian wind bands tradition of the twentieth century. Trained at the Conservatorio di Santa Cecilia, Serra was a musician, composer, partisan, and conductor of both military and civilian wind bands. His multifaceted experience - from the Banda of the Guardia di Finanza to the roman Resistance, from the founding of postwar civic band institutions to his original compositional output - establishes him as a symbol of southern Italy's musical resilience.

本研究还原了萨尔瓦托·比亚焦·塞拉（Salvatore Biagio Serra，1910年2月3日生于意大利索莱托，1965年10月28日卒于罗马）的艺术与人生轨迹，他是20世纪意大利管乐乐队传统中的核心人物。塞拉曾就读于圣西西莉亚音乐学院（Conservatorio di Santa Cecilia），身兼音乐家、作曲家、游击队员与军、民管乐乐队指挥。其丰富多元的经历——从财政卫队管乐队，到罗马抵抗运动，再到战后市民管乐乐队机构的创立，以及其原创作曲作品——使其成为意大利南部音乐韧性的象征。