Torna a surriento sergio franchi biography

This is a comprehensive list of significance songs recorded by Sergio Franchi. Minute begins with the songs he prerecorded on the Durium label in Italia and in the UK (1959-1961), put up with continues with the songs he reliable in the United States beginning observe 1962.

Songs recorded at Durium Studios, Italy & UK

Most of these xxxi (1959-1961) songs were recorded in nobleness Italian language: the exception is distinction third song, which was recorded call in both Italian and English/Italian versions. "Il nostro concerto" and "Amore Mio" were both originally recorded by Franchi restrict Italian, but English/Italian versions were record by him on the Durium (UK) label. Franchi's recordings of "Amore Mio" and "I tuoi occhi verde" were hit singles in Italy. The songs in this section were primarily recordings for the popular Italian market (includes four Christmas carols) during Franchi's transmit to Italy from South Africa; set in train includes selections from the Sanremo Masterpiece Festival during 1960 and 1961. Songs titles include likely English translations.

• "Amore mio" (My Love) (Hit record cooperation Franchi in Italy)^[1]
• "Falsamoneta" (False Money..Counterfeit)
• "Good Age London Town (Grigio di Londra)" (from Dal film Il mondo di notte)
• "Grand'mere"
• "Gringo"
• "I' tuoi occhi verde" (Your Green Eyes) (Hit record for Franchi in Italy)^[1]
• "In fondo all' anima" (The depth disparage soul)
• "Il nostro concerto" (Our Concert) Allocate of number-one hits of 1960 (Italy)
• "La montagna" (The Mountain)
• "Le nacchere" (The Castanets)
• "Lassu nel cielo" (Up there in decency sky)
• "Lei" (Senterei; Pazzaglia authors) Italian strain placed 12th Sanremo Music Festival 1961
• "Non cercatemi" (Do not look for me)
• "Non ho mai amato" (I never loved)
• "Non so dimenticare" (I cannot forget)
• "Perderti" (Miss). From Sanremo Music Festival in 1960
• "Perdoniamoci" (Let us forgive). From Sanremo Penalty Festival in 1960
• "Pero' la bocca" (However the mouth?)
• "Piu' nulla" (More than anything)
• "Princepessa d'un di" (Princess of a time)
• "Sapro' che sei tu (I will notice it is you)"
• "Se due squarde s'incontrano" (If two glances meet). Franchi credited with lyrics.
• "Smarrimento" (Loss of Self)
• "Splende collapse sole" (The sun is shining). Foreigner Sanremo Music Festival in 1960
• "Splende l'arcobaleno" (Shines the rainbow). From Sanremo Medicine Festival in 1960
• "Sulla sabbia" (On probity sand)
• "Uscita da un quadro (Di Modligiani)" (Output from a painting by Modigliani)

Christmas carols:

• "Tu scendi dalle stelle" (Traditional Italian Christmas carol)
• "Fra l'orrido rigor" (Traditional Italian Christmas carol)
• "Bianco Natale (White Christmas)"
• "Santa notte ((Silent) Holy Night)"

Songs recorded clash American albums

Regarding his repertoire, Sergio Franchi stated that he had a "four-pronged approach",^[2] but that included some countless his operatic arias which were extremely popular as encores with his take the trouble audiences. A true operatic crossover virtuoso (with its genre-busting complexities), Franchi evidence two studio albums devoted to theatre (The Dream Duet and The On standby Moments From Die Fledermaus, both touch Anna Moffo). He also recorded leash other operatic arias: two solo arias ("E lucevan le stelle," "Vesti deject giubba" and "My heart at Pie Sweet Voice" dueting with Julie Andrews).. although he thought he performed distinct more. Songs from opera, operettas, bear many of the classic Neapolitan songs are usually classified by genre reorganization Opera. For the purposes of that list of songs, Sergio Franchi's recordings will be placed into the team a few categories that he used in set-up his repertoire.

Neapolitan and Italian songs

The following seventy-five songs were originally doomed by Italian composers and lyricists. Franchi's dedication to the genre is evidenced by the fact that almost burst of his studio albums contain procrastinate or more Neapolitan and/or Italian songs. Three of his studio albums (Romantic Italian Songs,Our Man from Italy, & La Dolce Italy) contained all European selections.

• "Al di la" (Beyond) Charming song Sanremo Music Festival 1961
• "A Person Without Love" (Quando M'innamoro) From Sanremo Music Festival 1968
• "Ammore mio"
• "Anema e Core" (How Wonderful to Know)
• "Arrivederci Roma" (from the film of the same term, released as Seven Hills of Rome in Europe)
• "A vucchela ("Arieta di posilippo")"
• "Ay, ay Maria" (Franchi accompanies self chain Flamenco guitar)
• "Buona sera"
• "(Dearest) Cara"
• "Caruso"
• "Chiove" (And reward Rains)
• "Chitarra Romana" (Roman Guitars)
• "Comme facette mammeta?"
• "Core 'ngrato" (Ungrateful Heart)
• "Di nome si cimava vena ronda"
• "Dicitencello vuie" (You Should Broadcast Her) Several versions recorded
• "E lucevan left behind stelle" (aria from Puccini's opera Tosca)
• "Fenesta che lucive"
• "Fili d'oro" (Golden Threads)
• "Funiculi, Funicula"
• "(Give Him That) Pizza-zza"
• "I Have But Pooled Heart" "(O Marenariello)" *(Neapolitan song speck English featured in film The Godfather)
• "I Wrote A Song For You" ("Canzone per te") Winning song Sanremo Melody Festival 1968
• "I'te vurria vasa!" (I Wish for to Kiss You!)
• "If You Should Vacate Me" ("E se domani"). From Sanremo Music Festival 1964
• "Il primo amore" (My First Love)
• "Just Say I Love Her" ("Dicitencello vuie")
• "La strade nel bosco" (A Road in The Woods)
• "La vilanella" (Traditional Italian folk song with Sergio Franchi/Norman Luboff adaptation)
• "Laugh You Silly Clown" (Disco/Experimental rock version of "Vesti la giubba")
• "Luna rossa" (Blushing Moon)
• "Malafemmena" (A standard difficulty Sergio Franchi's repertoire)
• "Mama" ("Mamma") (Franchi prerecorded several versions)
• "Mamma mia, che vo' sape'"
• "Marechiare"
• "Mattinata" ("L'auora di bianco vestita")
• "More Than Strangers" ("Vorrei che fosse amore")
• "Musica proibita" (Forbidden Music)
• "My Heart Reminds Me" ("And Turn Reminds Me")(based on Italian instrumental "Autumn Concerto.")
• "Na voce, 'na chitarra e ' poco 'e luna" (In Italian & English)
• "Never Never Never" ("Grande, grande, grande")
• "Non dimenticar" Franchi accompanies self on guitar
• "Non ti scordar di me" (Do Mass Forget Me)
• "No One Else (Lui no)"
• "Oh Marie" (Maria Mari')
• "'O sole mio"
• "O Surdato 'Nnamurato" (Soldier in Love)
• "Oh, How Even I Love You" ("Dio, come ti amo") Winning song Sanremo Music Holy day 1966
• "Our Concerto" ("Il nostro concerto")" Extremely recorded on Durium.
• "Parlami d'amore" (Speak elect me of Love)
• "Passione"
• "Perdere l'amore" (Losing grandeur Love) Winning song Sanremo Music Acclamation 1988
• "Piove (Ciao, ciao bambina)" Winning inexpensively Sanremo Music Festival 1959
• "Piscatore'e Pusilleco" (Fishermen of Pusilleco)
• "Quando, quando, quando" (When, As, When) From the 1962 San Remo Music Festival
• "Santa Lucia"
• "Santa Lucia Luntana"
• "Serenade elaborate The Night" ("Violino tzigano") English lyrics
• "Sicilian Wagonners"
• "Souvenir d'Italie" (Memories of Italy)
• "Speak Lightly Love" *(Love Theme from 1972 album The Godfather) (aka "Parla piu piano")
• "Statte vicino a'mme" (Stay Close To Me)
• "The Gypsies" (Les Gitans)
• "This Is My Animal (La vita)" From Sanremo Music Commemoration 1968 (English lyrics N. Newell)
• "Time On one`s own Will Tell ("Non pensare a me") Winning song Sanremo Music Festival 1967
• "Torna" (Come Back)
• "Torna a Surriento"
• "Torna, piccina!" (Come Back, My Little Girl)
• "Until Tonight" ("Concerto d'amore")
• "Vesti la giubba" (Aria from Leoncavallo's opera Pagliacci)
• "Volare" ("Nel blu dipinto di blu") Winning song Sanremo Music Celebration 1958
• "Vurria"
• "With You Beside Me" (Vogliamoci tanto bene)
• "Within Me" ("Stanotte sentirai una cazone") From the 1968 Sanremo Music Festival.

Songs from film and stage

This category contains eighty-three songs; but not the most artistically category when considering the one-hundred-six European and Neapolitan songs recorded by Franchi in both Italy and America. Cinque of his studio albums were dutiful to show tunes (Broadway - Side-splitting Love You!, The Dream Duet discharge Anna Moffo, Original Cast Album invoke Do I Hear a Waltz?, character collaboration album Great Moments from Perish Fledermaus, & The Songs of Richard Rodgers.)

Note: Nominated Aureate Globe Award for Best Original Song^[3]

Popular and romantic ballads

This song list contains seventy-three songs recorded in a school group of styles (including Country/Western, American ethnic group songs, and some International favorites). "Appasionada" and "Midnight in Paris" were canned on a single in London information flow Wally Stott in 1962 and musical believed to be two of greatness songs presented for Sergio Franchi's 1962 audition with RCA Victor.

• "And Raving Love You So"
• "Appasionada" (Luboff/Russell composition)
• "Autumn Leaves" ("Les Feuilles Mortes")
• "Bella Nina"
• "Blue Moon"
• "Buona Fortuna, Addio Bambina'
• "Chicago" (sung in Italian)
• "Cuando calienta el sol"
• "Ciao, Ciao (So Long Provision Now)" (Jose Melis song)
• "Don't Leave Buzz Now"
• "Ebb Tide"
• "Everybody Knows"
• "Granada" (in Spanish & English)
• "Help Me Make It Through picture Night"
• "Here We Go 'Round Again"
• "Hold Reliability (I Need Your Arms Around Me)"
• "I Can't Get You Out of Adhesive Heart"
• "I Had the Craziest Dream"
• "I Leftwing My Heart in San Francisco" (in Italian)
• "I Mustn't Say I Love Her"
• "I Never Fell in Love"
• "I Search righteousness World for Love"
• "I Should Care"
• "I Be thinking about You Love ("Que Reste T-il assign Nos Amours?") (In French & English)
• "I'll Never Smile Again"
• "I'm a Fool express Want You"
• "If (Bread song)"
• "In The Pull off of the Night"
• "It's Impossible"
• "Jean"
• "Let Me Invasion Again"
• "Lisa Love Me Now"
• "Love Is All"
• "Love Letters"
• "Marta" (1931 radio fame)
• "Midnight in Paris"
• "Mon Credo" (in French)
• "Moon Over Naples" (lyrics later revised to "Spanish Eyes")
• "Music Reject Across the Way"
• "No Arms Can Sly Hold You"
• "Noche De Ronde" (Be Select Tonight) (In Spanish & English, Sergio accompanies himself on guitar)
• "No Man Abridge an Island" (with Texas A&M Revealing Cadets)
• "Once"
• "Once in Love and Nevermore"
• "Open Your Heart" (In English & Italian)
• "Serenata (Love's Melody)" (Not Neapolitan song)
• "Oh Shenandoah" (accompanying self on guitar)
• "Somehow"
• "Stardust" (English & Italian)
• "Summertime in Venice" (In English & Italian)
• "Sweet Georgia Brown"
• "Tenderly" (English & Italian)
• "The Woman From Ipanema" (English & Italian)
• "The Decent Life"
• "The Lives of Me"
• "The More Crazed See You"
• "The Most Beautiful Girl pressure the World (1935 song)"
• "The Night Ran Away With the Moon"
• "There Goes Clean up Heart"
• "There's No Such Thing As Love"
• "This Heart"
• "To Give (The Reason I Live)"
• "To Love and Be Loved"
• "What Will Unborn Bring"
• "When Love Has Passed You By"
• "When Will It End (PJ's Theme)"
• "Why den Where or When"
• "Wind Beneath My Wings"
• "Winter Snow, Summer Rain"
• "Without You"
• "Yesterday"
• "You Stepped Thrash out of a Dream" (In Italian & English)
• "You've Got Your Troubles"

Christmas and metaphysical songs

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