Eman Collection

King David's court echoed with the melodic strains of harps and lyres, but fast-forward to the Renaissance era

Eman Collection: Musical instruments in the time of King David

Musical instruments in the time of King David
6338949 Musical instruments in the time of King David by Villain (19th century); (add.info.: Musical instruments in the time of King David)

Eman Collection: Eman. Philibert of Savoy

Eman. Philibert of Savoy
EMANUEL PHILIBERT duc de SAVOIE, known as Tete de fer (iron-head) Date: 1528 - 1580

Eman Collection: Chas. Eman. II of Savoy

Chas. Eman. II of Savoy
CARLO EMANUELE II duke of Savoy Date: 1634 - 1675

Carlo Eman. of Savoy
CARLO EMANUELE I, duke of Savoy, known as Il grande Date: 1562 - 1630

Radetsky & Vitt. Eman
After the defeat of Novara, the new king of Sardinia, Vittorio Emanuele, rejects the demands of Austrian commander Radetsky. Even so, the terms are harsh

Eman Collection: Vitt. Eman. at LA Spezia

Vitt. Eman. at LA Spezia
Vittorio Emanuele lands at La Spezia

Eman Collection: Vittorio Eman. at Milano

Vittorio Eman. at Milano
Vittorio Emanuele and Napoleon III ride in triumph through the streets of the freshly liberated Milano

Garibaldi & Vitt. Eman
THE RISORGIMENTO The meeting of Garibaldi with Vittorio Emanuele II, king of Sardinia; he was crowned King of Italy the following year

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King David's court echoed with the melodic strains of harps and lyres, but fast-forward to the Renaissance era, and the Savoy dynasty's patronage of music brought new symphonic harmonies. Philibert of Savoy, Duke of Savoy, was an ardent supporter of the arts, commissioning compositions for his personal chapel. His successor, Charles Emmanuel II, continued this tradition, employing renowned musicians like Radetsky and Vittorio Emmanuel. At the turn of the 19th century, Vittorio Emmanuel I, Duke of Savoy, established the Royal Savoy Orchestra in Turin. In the same period, his brother, Victor Emmanuel II, founded the Military Band of the Savoy Royal Household in La Spezia. These musical ensembles flourished under the patronage of the Savoy family, contributing significantly to the cultural landscape of Europe. Garibaldi, the legendary Italian patriot, briefly ruled Savoy in the late 1850s. During his tenure, Vittorio Emmanuel II's Military Band continued to perform, reflecting the enduring influence of the Savoy family's musical legacy.