The wind-up record player his father brought from Africa and Marconi’s invention of the radio inspired an ex-broadcaster to found a communications museum of his own.
Viva Pelagalli from Kurt Lancaster on Vimeo.
About Post Author
About the Author
Liz Pace, Leona Juan, Angelica Morales and Dalila Radoncic / Interpreter: Federico Santini
Professor: Kurt Lancaster
Class: Global Journalism in Bologna, Italy
Takeaway:
We learned a lot about how music worked, as well as technology before we had streaming music. Pelagalli spoke to us about his love for music and Marconi, and how important the museum is to him. Since it has become a UNESCO heritage site, the museum has become an important part of city culture.
We learned a lot about how music worked, as well as technology before we had streaming music. Pelagalli spoke to us about his love for music and Marconi, and how important the museum is to him. Since it has become a UNESCO heritage site, the museum has become an important part of city culture.