Hymn of the Nations

Year: 1944

Runtime: 31 mins

Language: English

Director: Alexander Hammid

MusicDocumentary

Directed by Alexander Hammid in 1944, the short presents Verdi’s “Inno delle nazioni,” weaving several national anthems. In December 1943 Toscanini recorded it for an OWI documentary, adding “The Star‑Spanged Banner” and “The Internationale” bridge. The Studio 8‑H performance features tenor Jan Peerce, the Westminster Choir and the Symphony Orchestra.

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