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Eduardo di Capua, Ernesto de Curtis, Stefano Donaudy
Bonisolli: Neapolitan Songs Vol.1 (O Sole Mio)
Genres: Pop, Classical

Track Listings (13) - Disc #1
1. O sole mio, for voice & piano (or orchestra)
2. Ti voglio tanto bene, for voice & orchestra
3. Vaghissima sembianza, for voice & piano (or orchestra)
4. Musica proibita, for voice & orchestra, Op. 5
5. Na sera 'e maggio, for voice & orchestra
6. 'O Paese d' 'o sole, for voice & orchestra
7. Non ti scordar di me, for voice & orchestra (& chorus ad lib)
8. Mattinata ('L'aurora di bianco vestita'), song for voice & piano (or orchestra)
9. Serenata for voice & orchestra, 'Memories of a Concert'
10. Santa Lucia luntana, for voice & orchestra
11. A vucchella ('Arietta di Posilippo') for voice & piano (or orchestra)
12. Core 'Ngrato for voice & orchestra
13. Marechiare, for voice & piano (or orchestra)

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CD Details

All Artists: Eduardo di Capua, Ernesto de Curtis, Stefano Donaudy, Stanislao Gastaldon, Giuseppe Cioffi, Vincenzo d' Annibale, Ruggero Leoncavallo, C.A. Bracco, E.A. Mario, Paolo Tosti, Manuel Cardoso, Elvio Monti, Franco Bonisolli
Title: Bonisolli: Neapolitan Songs Vol.1 (O Sole Mio)
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Label: Orfeo
Release Date: 1/5/1993
Album Type: Import
Genres: Pop, Classical
Styles: Vocal Pop, Opera & Classical Vocal, Historical Periods, Baroque (c.1600-1750)
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 750582322129

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CD Reviews

This is perhaps the greatest undiscovered tenor voice.

06/18/1999

(5 out of 5 stars)

"A beautiful commanding voice. Franco Bonisolli has elements of Franco Corelli, Mario Del Monaco, and Mario Lanza rolled into one. He sounds like how you might expect Pavarotti to sound (incredibly rich, deep and powerful, based on his formidable presence, rather than eloquent and quite comfortable on the high notes). Nonetheless, Bonisolli is at his best when he meets and exceeds the composers' expectations of climactic high notes.Highly recommended for all fans of tenors and Neapolitan Songs."