Claudio Villa Ieri Oggi Domani UPC: FLPS 1790OverviewIeri Oggi Domanifinds Italys beloved tenore doroClaudio Villarevisiting the songs that made him famousre-recorded with fresh arrangements for the 1970s. In these new studio takes, Villa brings his trademark passion, vibrato, and Roman flair to Neapolitan classics, radio hits, and American serenades, backed by lush orchestral and choral support.Product FeaturesFormat:12 Vinyl LP, Stereo (also mono-compatible)Catalogue:FLPS 1790Artist:Claudio Villa (tenor)Accompaniment:Orchestra & Chorus conducted by V. Bacchetta (notably on Sul Lungarno) and R. CiniRecorded:1976 at Ariston Studios, RomeGenre:Italian Popular & Neapolitan SongDuration:Approx. 36 minutesProducer:Fiesta Record Company, Inc. (New York)Track ListingSide ASurriento de Nammurate(E. Bonagura) Passionate Neapolitan love song revisited with lyrical warmth.Via Maestra(E. Bonagura) A tribute to Villas early idol Carlo Buti; emotional resonance in every phrase.Manuela(E. Bonagura/T. Fusco) Spanish-tinged classic, blending Villas operatic tone with a modern beat.A Voce e Mamma(G. Russo/F. Genta) Heart-tugging homage to maternal love in a sweeping orchestral setting.Serenata del Somarello(Devilli & Wright) 1935 American novelty tune reimagined with Villas powerful vibrato.LUltimo Amante(V. Mascheroni/U. Bertini) Intimate ballad in the tradition of Carlo Buti; evocative and sincere.Side BSul Lungarno(Ancillotti/Marolla) Florentine stornello capturing medieval serenading spirit, arranged by V. Bacchetta.Fontanella(L. Conti/L. Stecchetti) Romanesco folk tune performed with Villas signature passionate nuance.Borgo Antico(E. Bonagura) Nostalgic tribute to Villas 1950s hit, rendered now with greater vocal heft.O Munasterio e Santa Chiara(M. Galdieri/A. Barberis) Post-war Neapolitan lament, delivered with gripping emotional intensity.Lo Stornello del Marinaio(E. Bonagura/C. Bixio) Seafaring folk-song charm highlighted by buoyant orchestration.Rosso di Sera(T. Manlio/C. Concina) Sunset-themed melody, where Villas expert technique shines despite his own modest critique.PublishersLabel:Ariston (Produced by Fiesta Record Company, Inc., New York)Studio:Ariston Studios, RomeRecorded:1976We value your feedback! Share your experience with this product to help others make informed decisions. Your review is important to us!BOX #153