Bella Ragazza

Italian Traditional (Composer), Marolla (Composer), Ernesto de Curtis (Composer), DeCurtis (Composer), Eldo di Lazzaro (Composer), Zagari (Composer), Ernesto Tagliaferri (Composer), Cram (Composer), Giancola (Composer), Giuseppe Cioffi (Composer), Cesare Andrea Bixio (Composer), Alberto Barberis (Composer), Gomez (Composer), Cesarini (Composer), Olivares (Composer), Carlo Buti (Composer), Edith Piaf (Composer), Stefano Ferruzzi (Conductor), Mario Consiglio (Conductor), Dino Olivieri (Conductor) | Format: Audio CD

Product Details

• Conductor: Stefano Ferruzzi, Mario Consiglio, Dino Olivieri
• Composer: Italian Traditional, Marolla, Ernesto de Curtis, DeCurtis, Eldo di Lazzaro, et al.
• Audio CD (May 25, 2004)
• Number of Discs: 1
• Label: Naxos
• ASIN: B0001Z65D0
• Average Customer Review: 5.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (1 customer review)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #275,957 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)

Track Listings

1. Bella Ragazza dalle trecce bionde (Pretty blond-haired girl)

2. Sul' Lugarno (On the Lugarno)

3. Balcone 'e Napule, for voice & piano

4. Sorrento

5. Carioca, Carioca

6. Resta con me

7. Fantasia d' 'e vase (Fanciful kisses)

8. Due chitarre

9. Mattinatella (Little morning song)

10. Dove stè Zazà (Where's Zaza?)

11. Io pe' te moro! (I'll die for you!)

12. Chitarrata a chi sente, for voice & orchestra [From LA Bisbetica Domata

13. Munasterio 'e Santa-Chiara (The Monastery at Santa Chiara), song [From

14. Verde Luna (Green moon) [From Sangue E Arena]

15. Ponti sull'Arno

16. Malinconia di Capri

17. Ritorna amor

18. Tutt' 'e sere

19. La vie en rose, song

Customer Reviews

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

6 of 6 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars Bravo Buti, February 25, 2006

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stefano martinelli (Florida) - See all my reviews

This review is from: Bella Ragazza (Audio CD)

Those who know and appreciate good vocal music will appreciate this disk - or for that matter ANYTHING from this artist. These include music lovers like myself who ordinarily listen to classical and operatic nusic only. Suffice it to say that before there was Lanza, before there was Bocelli, there was Carlo Buti who, perhaps with fellow Corsican Tino Rossi the Frenchman, started today's phenomenon of serious-tenors-singing-popular music. Yes, I am aware that Caruso and Gigli and many others also sang Neopolitan Songs; but like Buti there is none!
Run - not walk - to the nearest music store and buy this CD or any others you can find of this artist. Then perhaps you'll hear the imitatators from Crosby to Iglesias!