Guiseppe Di Stefano - Neapolitan Songs flac album

Salvatore Cardillo, Riccardo Cordiferro. 7. Torna a Surriento, for voice & piano (or orchestra).

Release with misspelt "Neopolitan" instead of "Neapolitan" on back cover. One difference more to the other release is the track A8 title, written correctly on the side 1 label as on back cover (misspelt on label of the other release: "Palami D'Amore", missing an "r"). Catalogue number SPA 313 appears on back cover and spine, SP. 13 (with dot) on labels.

Super Audio Hybrid CD - EMI Classics, Warner Classics

Request an album send to friend. Neapolitan & Other Songs (1997). Giuseppe Di Stefano - Neapolitan & Other Songs. Bitrate (quality): 192256320.

Sings Neapolitan Songs. Ti Voglio Tante Bene: The Immortal Guiseppe Di Stefano. The Young Giuseppe Di Stefano. Giuseppe Di Stefano: Gli ospiti radiofonici. Historical Archives Volume 2. Giuseppe di Stefano 7/1/2011. 1 La Barcillunisa Giuseppe di Stefano 2:53. 2 Muttetti Di Lu Paliu Giuseppe di Stefano 3:3. 3 Cantu A Timuni Giuseppe di Stefano 2:27. 4 Firenze Sogna Giuseppe di Stefano 3:18. 5 A Canzone E Napule Giuseppe di Stefano 4:21. 6 Chetarrra Romana Giuseppe di Stefano 2:42.

Many of the Neapolitan songs are world-famous because they were taken abroad by emigrants from Naples and southern Italy roughly between 1880 and 1920. The music also was popularized abroad by performers such as Enrico Caruso, who took to singing the popular music of his native city as encores at the Metropolitan Opera in New York in the. early 1900s  . Mario Lanza recorded an acclaimed selection of 12 Neapolitan songs on his 1959 album, Mario! Lanza At His Best.

HOWEVER, A LOT OF DI STEFANO NEAPOLITAN SONGS RECORDED FOR EMI HAS BEEN OMITTED, particularly the mono recordings from 1953 and 1957 (some have been included). A favourite of mine is Silenzio Cantatore which is NOT included. It is puzzling with one of the cd's being only 40+ minutes long, short by any standard, so much other wonderful material was left out.