by Ignazio Gulotta – distorsioni.net We saw Nicole Coceancig in November when the young musician from Friuli won the well-deserved Ciampi Award. On stage at the Teatro Goldoni, she immediately won us over with her determination and personality, even in her short set of two songs. Of course, as soon as it was released, we […]
by Giorgio Zito – TomTomRock After a 35-year career as the lead singer of Yo Yo Mundi, celebrated with concerts and an exhibition entitled ‘Canzoni di fuga e speranza’ (Songs of Escape and Hope), which traces the history of the band from Acqui Terme, Paolo Enrico Archetti Maestri has released his first solo album. Amorabilia […]
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Gualtiero Bertelli: Tradition in a new era “The Italian and Venetian forms are equal in literary dignity.” Thus began an editorial note in “Venezia e una fisarmonica” (Venice and an Accordion), the autobiography published in 2014 in which Gualtiero Bertelli wove together almost fifty short snapshots of his life, anchored to the Giudecca, accompanied by […]
by Giancarlo Passarella – Muscalnews.com The elegant records by Udine-based Nota are deluxe, and Valter Colle deserves sincere congratulations, because every release is important and exciting. Non c’è più niente is also a must-have, because it presents Léo Ferré in thirteen translated songs (some for the first time and under the supervision of Mathieu Ferrè), […]
di Marina Maffei, La stampa Alessandria
di Patrizia Pesce, Il Piccolo Alessandria
di Piercarlo Poggio, Audio Review
La cronaca di Verona