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Torna a Surriento. Flute sheet music.

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Torna a SURRIENTO. Fluit bladmusiek.

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Torna a Surriento composed by Judith Katz. For flute quartet. Published by Imagine Music. IG.CMS106. This is Neopolitan song composed in 1902 by Ernesto De Curtis, with words written by his brother Giambattista. The song was first published in 1905 and over the years has become very popular. Many artists have recorded it, notably Beniamino Gigli, Elvis Presley, Placido Domingo and Luciano Pavarotti. The song was supposedly written at the request of the mayor of Sorrento in 1902, when the prime minister of Italy was a guest in town. Torna a Surriento is great example of the popular genre, the Neopolitan street song, sung by itinerant musicians who conveyed a lyricism in all the compositions they performed. Hopefully young musicians will do the same.

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Torna a SURRIENTO saamgestel deur Judith Katz. Vir fluit kwartet. Gepubliseer deur Verbeel Musiek. IG.CMS106. Dit is Napolitaanse lied gekomponeer in 1902 deur Ernesto De Curtis, met woorde wat geskryf is deur sy broer Giambattista. Die lied is die eerste keer gepubliseer in 1905 en het oor die jare baie gewild geword. Baie kunstenaars het dit, veral Beniamino Gigli, Elvis Presley, Placido Domingo en Luciano Pavarotti. Die lied is vermoedelik geskryf op versoek van die burgemeester van Sorrento in 1902, toe die eerste minister van Italiƫ was 'n gas op die dorp. Torna a SURRIENTO is 'n groot voorbeeld van die gewilde genre, die Napolitaanse straat lied, gesing deur rondreisende kunstenaars wat 'n liriese in al die komposisies hulle uitgevoer oorgedra. Hopelik jong musikante sal doen dieselfde.