{"id":26226,"date":"2025-04-07T12:56:47","date_gmt":"2025-04-07T10:56:47","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.nota.it\/carmine-torchia-per-leo-ferre-non-ce-piu-niente-block-nota-bn-cd-040\/"},"modified":"2025-10-31T11:07:32","modified_gmt":"2025-10-31T10:07:32","slug":"carmine-torchia-per-leo-ferre-non-ce-piu-niente-block-nota-bn-cd-040","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.nota.it\/en\/carmine-torchia-per-leo-ferre-non-ce-piu-niente-block-nota-bn-cd-040\/","title":{"rendered":"Carmine Torchia per Leo Ferr\u00e9 \u2013 Non c\u2019\u00e8 pi\u00f9 niente (Block Nota BN CD 040)"},"content":{"rendered":"

by Giancarlo Passarella – Muscalnews.com<\/a><\/p>\n

The elegant records by Udine-based Nota<\/strong> are deluxe, and Valter Colle<\/strong> deserves sincere congratulations, because every release is important and exciting. Non c’\u00e8 pi\u00f9 niente<\/strong> is also a must-have, because it presents L\u00e9o Ferr\u00e9 in thirteen translated songs (some for the first time and under the supervision of Mathieu Ferr\u00e8), performed by Carmine Torchia<\/strong>. In addition to listening, immerse yourself in reading: in fact, the booklet contains the original lyrics, translations and contributions by Mathieu Ferr\u00e9, Enrico De Angelis<\/strong> and Andrea Satta<\/strong>. To enjoy the entire project, let us be guided by the words of L\u00e9o Albert Charles Antoine Ferr\u00e9 (his full name), who passed away at the age of 77 in Castellina in Chianti on 14 July 1993… You are born alone, you die alone, and in between there are events, events that I hope you will choose, because most of the time, these events are imposed on you, so do everything you can to keep your events to yourself<\/em> (You are born alone, you die alone, between the two, there are events, events that I hope you choose, because most of the time these events are imposed on you, so do everything you can to keep these events to yourself).. Carmine Torchia<\/strong> offers a sung and recited tribute, made with the heart and enveloped in a deep sense of reverence for the French artist who, at the age of 7, discovered the power of singing (and in fact, in 1925, he joined the choir of Monaco Cathedral as a soprano and discovered polyphony through the works of Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina<\/strong>): in the unmissable Non c’\u00e8 pi\u00f9 niente, you will have the opportunity to glimpse Leo Ferr\u00e8’s poetic vein and also the torment (and ecstasy) of some of his compositions. The credit obviously goes to the work done by Calabrian\/Milanese Carmine Torchia<\/strong>, assisted by a series of high-calibre musicians. In this way, Leo Ferr\u00e9’s poetry flows luxuriantly, taking on the characteristics of being unique, transgenerational and, above all, international. Through this beautiful project by the Nota label, there is a strong feeling that the French school of authors with Italian blood is still to be discovered: as was the case with Georges Brassens<\/strong>, this re-evaluation process must also begin for Leo Ferr\u00e9…<\/p>\n

\"\"Tracklist of this album: 1. Alla scuola della poesia (Pr\u00e9face) (Ferr\u00e9-Medail) \/ 2. Gli anarchici (Les anarchistes) (Ferr\u00e9-Medail) \/ 3. Il cattivo seme (La mauvaise graine) (Ferr\u00e9-Torchia) \/ 4. L’oppressione (L’oppression) (Ferr\u00e9-Torchia) \/ 5. Muss en sein? Es muss sein! (Ferr\u00e9-Armellini) \/ 6. Memory and the Sea (La m\u00e9moire et la mer) (Ferr\u00e9-Torchia) \/ 7. The Anarchists (theme) (Ferr\u00e9) \/ 8. Hope (L’espoir) (Ferr\u00e9-Torchia) \/ 9. Thank You Satan (Ferr\u00e9-Torchia) \/ 10. Solitude (La solitude) (Ferr\u00e9-Medail) \/ 11. La Marseillaise (La Marseillaise) (Ferr\u00e9-Torchia) \/ 12. No, thank you (Sans fa\u00e7on) (Ferr\u00e9-Torchia) \/ 13. There is nothing left (Il n\u2019y a plus rien) (Ferr\u00e9-Medail).<\/p>\n

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