PFM sings De Andrč, Milano, 5/5/2019 |
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Posted: July 12 2019 at 15:09 |
Fifth of May, Milano, Dal Verme Theatre.
It was a magical night. PFM, led by Franz Di Cioccio, has sung the songs by Fabrizio De Andrč, a Genoese folk singer-songwriter with whom they made a turneé in the late Seventies, making folk-prog his folk pieces. Here's the Ladder: 1) Bocca di Rosa 2) La Guerra di Piero 3) Andrea 4) Il Giudice 5) Rimini 6) Giugno '73 7) Free Talking by Franz Di Coccio, who tell stories about F. De André 8) Universo e Terra 9) L'Infanzia di Maria + Il sogno di Maria 10) Maria Nella Bottega del Falegname 11) Il Testamento di Tito 12) La Canzone di Marinella 13) Zirichiltaggia 14) Volta La Carta 15) Amico Fragile ---- 16) Il Pescatore 17) E' Festa 18) Impressioni di Settembre ------- Credits: PFM
Featuring: Flavio Premoli - keyboards Michele Ascolese - guitar
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You can listen the same concert here (taken a month before, from Rome)
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Edited by jamesbaldwin - July 12 2019 at 15:46 |
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