THE THRILLING VOICE OF ENZO STUARTI
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BRAVO STUARTI!
| SIDE 1 ROMA NUN FA LA STUPIDA STASERA O SOLE MIO LOVE THEME FROM "LA STRADA" CHE GELIDA MANINA JUST SAY I LOVE HER MATTI NATA |
SIDE 2 OH MARIE CORE 'NGRATO AMORE, SCUSAMI SE PIANGI, SE RIDI CELESTE AIDA LA STRADA DEL BOSCO |
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ROMA NUN FA LA STUPIDA STASERA | ||
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O SOLE MIO | ||
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LOVE THEME FROM "LA STRADA" | ||
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CHE GELIDA MANINA | ||
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JUST SAY I LOVE HER | ||
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MATTI NATA | ||
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OH MARIE | ||
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CORE 'NGRATO | ||
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AMORE SCUSAMI | ||
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SE PIANGI SE RIDI | ||
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CELESTE AIDA | ||
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LA STRADA DEL BOSCO | ||
| ROMA NUN FA LA STUPIDA STASERA (From
"Rugantino") O SOLE MIO LOVE THEME FROM "LA STRADA" (Gelsomina) CHE GELIDA MANINA (From "La Boheme") JUST SAY I LOVE HER (Dicitencello vuie) MATTI NATA |
OH MARIE CORE 'NGRATO AMORE, SCUSAMI SE PIANGI, SE RIDI CELESTE AIDA (From "Aida") LA STRADA DEL BOSCO |
| "BRAVO STUARTI!" Orchestra
Conducted by Gianni Marchetti - Recorded in Rome Such was the spontaneous roar of acclaim that filled a Rome recording studio — Europe's largest and most modern — upon the completion of this thrilling Epic debut album of tenor Enzo Stuarti. Assembled in the vast studio to accompany Mr. Stuarti were sixty of Rome's finest musicians. When this astonishingly wide-ranging programme embracing current Italian "pop" tunes such as Se piangi, se ridi, beloved Italian opera arias from "La Boheme" and "Aida" and world-famous Italian songs was reccorded, these discerning men, dedicated to musical perfection as only music-loving Italians can be, were expressing their wild enthusiasm for one of the world's greatest tenor voices. Many declared that he was natural heir to the thrones of Enrico Caruso and Mario Lanza. Part of the excitement derived from the fact that the musicians were welcoming back a "favourite son". For although Stuarti was born in Rome (his impeccable Roman pronunciation delighted them nearly as much as his singing), he had become a citizen of the United States, where he first gained fame on Broadway ,singing in Rodgers and Hammerstein's "Me and Juliet" and Harold Rome's "Fanny", with a temporary return to Rome for further vocal study at the celebrated conservatory, the Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia. Since then, his magnificent tenor voice has thrilled audiences in virtually every entertainment medium: on the Ed Sullivan, Danny Kaye and Perry Como television shows, on records and in elegant supper clubs such as the Plaza Hotel's Persian Room and the Copacabana in Manhattan and the Deauville, Eden Roc and Fountainbleau hotels in Miami Beach. In travelling to Rome this time, Stuarti was doing more than visiting the city of his birth. He was returning for the express purpose of saluting his native country's adoration of life, love and song. When you hear Enzo Stuarti's spine-tingling voice in this album it is certain that you will echo the perceptive musicians' spontaneous ovation: "BRAVO STUARTI!" |
