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Rescuers surround the luxury cruise ship Costa Concordia after it ran aground off the coast of Isola del Giglio island, Italy Photograph: Giorgio Fanciulli/AP
Italians launch rescue bid after cruise liner runs aground 2012
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Clenching the muscles in his steely neck, Fanciulli said he would play what he saw fit.
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For Crockett seemed to have forgotten all about Francesco Fanciulli, who was very much in the news when the Fanciulli cocktail came to be.
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(To hear the professor's work you have to go back to the earliest acoustic recordings of the band, an 1897 cylinder that captured Fanciulli conducting his original, "Old Hickory" -- a march that suggests Lt. Draper had a point.)
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Nowadays, Fanciulli is no better known than the cocktail that bears his name.
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I recently found a Fanciulli spoon, complete with the bandleader's uniformed likeness engraved in the bowl.
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By that standard, Fanciulli was one of the greats, having been immortalized in a trading-card equivalent, the silver-plate souvenir spoon.
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And so he scribbled march after march of his own, steadily replacing the Marine Band's Sousa repertoire with the Fanciulli oeuvre.
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Born in Tuscany, "Professor" Fanciulli was an Italian immigrant who had some success writing comic operas in the States before turning his hand to martial music.
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He complained to Fanciulli that the men couldn't march in "full swing" to the music being played, and helpfully suggested a Sousa march.
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