 The "Sérénade" would go on to become a staple of salon music during the Edwardian era and the inter-war period, and was even issued by music publishers under several alternate titles including "Valse Boston" or "Serenatina veneziana" ("Venetian Serenade").The "Sérénade" was among the pieces in the White Star Line songbook, and was played by the Musicians of the RMS Titanic.The "Sérénade" was later adapted into the song "Notturno d'amore" by the lyricist S. Focacci in 1922.