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Francesco Fanciulli (May 29, 1853 — July 17, 1915) was an Italian-born naturalized American band director and composer. Between 1892 and 1897 he led the United States Marine Band.

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rdfs:comment	Francesco Fanciulli (May 29, 1853 — July 17, 1915) was an Italian-born naturalized American band director and composer. Between 1892 and 1897 he led the United States Marine Band. (en) Francesco Fanciulli (Porto Santo Stefano, 29 maggio 1853 – New York, 17 luglio 1915) è stato un direttore di banda e compositore italiano naturalizzato statunitense.Nel 1876 emigrò negli Stati Uniti, dove dal 1892 al 1897 diresse la come suo 18° direttore. Targa casa natale del maestro Francesco Fanciulli a Porto Santo Stefano. (it)
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