Category: Coro all’ improvviso

Chi non lavora non fa l’amore, Non illuderti mai and Arturo are the three songs in this upload… and Happy Birthday Rino Marchese.

Coro all’improvviso No 13 – set 3 of 4.
Three songs: Pa’ diglielo a Ma’, Tipitipiti, La Pioggia… sung by Nada, Orietta Berti and Gigliola Cinquetti… I chose these songs for their popular appeal. We proceeded to sing them and highlighting the lyrics. Therefore you’ll be able to sing and enjoying making some mistakes in the process… Have a go!

 

Coro all’improvviso No 13 – set 4 of 4 Sets of 3 songs.
Three songs: Zingara, Papaveri e Papere, Vola Colomba … sung by Bobby Solo and Nilla Pizzi (2 songs) I chose these songs for their popular appeal at the time of their first release.. We proceeded to sing them and highlighting the lyrics. Therefore you’ll be able to sing and enjoying making some mistakes in the process… Have a go!

 

These are the first 6 songs of Coro all’improvviso 12, together in this short film. As you can see, singing at home or with a group of friends can be a challenge, as it is with us. The songs genres vary as does our approach to them. The lyrics which can be accessed online should be the ones from the original singers. Some singers change these in order to put their own versions… this is ok too. Don’t forget that my aim is to encourage people to use these lyrics for linguistic educational purpose. If you come to see me at Insegna.com or send me an email to insegna@ bigpond.com we can have a chat about their use when teaching or learning. Enjoy… Luna mezz ‘o mare, Kriminal Tango, Buonasera Signorina Buonasera (Italian), Buonasera

Torna a Sorrento the Dean Martin way… August 2023

“Io sono il vento” and “Vecchio Scarpone” are two songs with strong lyrics. A bit of a challenge the first one and the same for the second. The Vecchio Scarpone chorus lines are very well known. We tried to give these two songs some air time on Facebook… Look up the lyrics and try to sing them yourself…

 

“L’edera” and “Al di La’ “ are two songs that were popular decades ago… do you remember them? Our version can introduce you to these lyrics… look up which singers first sang these songs… and not only in Italy…

 

“‘O Sole Mio” was written in 1898. We celebrated here in Melbourne the 100 years Birthday with A Concert at Crown Casino organised by Count Fausto Terlizzi. I produced a videocassette of that Event. Today we sang a short version and the longer one of this song…

… a French song that reminds us of the great contribution of Edith Piaf to Modern French Culture. I like to sing this song with my adult students of French… look up insegna.com and see what I have listed in the French section by first going to Shop and the pressing the triangular dot to access the languages and French in particular.

Anema e Core – Going over the songs memories, I came across this one… Heart and Soul