Franco Corelli "Silenzio cantatore" - 1962 Recital - Englewood, New Jersey скачать в хорошем качестве

Franco Corelli "Silenzio cantatore" - 1962 Recital - Englewood, New Jersey

From a recital in Englewood, New Jersey, March 18, 1962. Notes on Silenzio cantatore (Silence singer) © Jean Peccei Music: Lama, Text: Bovio In Silenzio cantatore, the singer, somewhat paradoxically, sings in praise of silence. He tells his beloved, Marí' (Maria in Neapolitan) to be silent that night, to fall into his arms without speaking. All are sleeping a shining sleep on this summer's night. The singer will be silent too. "I will not tell you words of love, but let the sea speak for me." The songs ends with "Tell me if tonight you are all mine. Yours eyes tell me "Yes!". With this moon, no lies can come from your lips." Please remember to be polite when posting. Any rude comments and bad language will be removed and the poster blocked. Degrading comments about things such as race, religion, and culture, etc., will not be tolerated.