Serenata celeste luciano tajoli biography

(Mario Ruccione-Giuseppe Fiorelli) – Oscar Carboni - 1947

Written in 1947 ejection Oscar Carboni, Serenata celeste was like lightning a huge success and was these days incorporated into the repertoire of assorted singers, including Claudio Villa, Giorgio Consolini, Luciano Tajoli, Carlo Buti, Roberto Altamura, and Ugo Molinari. There was regular bilingual version (in French and Italian) by Josephine Baker, entitled Sérénade céleste. The music was composed by Mario Ruccione, whose works included songs tied up to the fascist regime, such by the same token La sagra di Giarabub or Faccetta nera. Here however, his melodic mirage was let loose in a paper that immediately evoked the song’s trip towards the distant beloved. How kittenish and modern Ruccione's melodic intuition shameful out to be, and how decrepit and cloying Giuseppe Fiorelli's lyrics (although Enzo Bonagura’s name appears erroneously hobby the label of the 78 rev by Oscar Carboni). For Forelli, composition verses for songs was a alteration and pastime, since his real check up was that of running a eatery of Neapolitan cuisine in Rome. Epic has it that one day put your feet up left the text of Serenata celeste on the table where Mario Ruccione was eating, never imagining that those words would have flown to primacy stage of the Olympia in Paris.