| Great | return to Florence for two columns of Italian music .. .. ready to welcome the Teatro Verdi and Francesco De Gregori Lucio Dalla .. | |||||||||||||||
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Francesca in the foyer welcomes the public
to Emanule Meoni, subscribed to our mailing list (accompanied by Alessandra), was offered for us to comment on the concert ... 2 tickets as a gift for him in the house ... centrally located!!
and the tune of "whole life" here that begins the show ..
Here is the comment by Emanuele
pure poetry that gave us last night at the Teatro Verdi in Florence, two giants of song writing, which after more than 30 years since the historic tour of Banana Republic, they still to be amazed and fall in love with two and a half hours of music, dreams, memories. They are Lucio Dalla and Francesco De Gregori, returned to sing like two old friends who found themselves on a stage, witness the unconditional love and passion for the song. Immediately jumps to the eyes of both the new-found harmony on stage, where everyone sings the songs of others, except "Caruso" and "fat lady" too personal to lend itself to "exchange". Then, the duets, often the most enjoyable moments, all a poignant "Saint Lucia", not by chance that the piece of Sinatra's favorite Dalla, a rousing "Nuvolari" and enjoyed "I'ma gigolo."
Many the classics, caught in the best footage of both, with entirely new arrangements. Sometimes it runs into a queue of sax and guitar instead of piano sonata "La lever football's '68 class," to see a harmonica replace the immortal bagpipes of "Long live Italy" or hard to recognize the "Good night little flower" converted from a musette waltz in rock ride. Pleasant unexpected note, worthy of consideration, Marco Alemanno's monologue. Deserved applause and encores for a concert that would be worth reviewing.
Emanuele Meoni
Photo Marco Borrelli
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