Alberto Semprini Y Su Sexteto Azzurro - Festival De La Canción San Remo 1958

Review by Chad Martin

The Festival De La Canción San Remo 1958 album by Alberto Semprini Y Su Sexteto Azzurro is a collection of beautiful and timeless Italian songs that are sure to delight any listener. The album features Semprini's signature style of elegant and sophisticated music, with his sextet providing a lively and engaging accompaniment.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "Volare," which is a classic Italian song that has been covered by many artists over the years. Semprini's version of the song is particularly memorable, with his piano playing providing a perfect backdrop for the soaring vocals.

Other highlights of the album include "Nel Blu Dipinto Di Blu" and "Mambo Italiano," both of which are upbeat and fun songs that showcase Semprini's skill as a pianist and arranger. The album also features several slower, more romantic songs, such as "Non Dimenticar" and "Arrivederci Roma," which demonstrate Semprini's versatility as a musician.

Summary by Chad Martin

the Festival De La Canción San Remo 1958 album is a wonderful collection of Italian music that is sure to transport listeners to a bygone era of elegance and style. Semprini's Sexteto Azzurro provides the perfect accompaniment to his piano playing, creating a rich and engaging sound that is a joy to listen to.