Die Worte zum Lied 'Funiculý Funicula' stammen von dem italienischen Journalisten Peppino Turco und wurden 1880 von Luigi Denza vertont, um damit die Eröffnung der Seilbahn auf den Vesuv zu feiern. Ob...
Das blaue Meer, die goldne Sonne' - Neapolitanisches Lied, a cappella oder mit Klavier oder Mandolinenorchester. Satz: Fr. Zimmer.
Das Lied mit dem Text des Journalisten Peppino Turco und der Musik von Luigi Denza stammt aus dem Jahr 1880. Es wurde durch die Einweihung der ersten Standseilbahn auf den Vesuv im selben Jahr inspiri...
This well-known Italian song by Luigi Denza is great fun to play. Adapted here for grade 3 flute soloist or grade 3+ trombone soloist, Christensen has masterfully arranged this theme in idiomatic sett...
It was always fun to sing this Italian song in elementary school music classes - who could resist the swinging tarantella rhythms, which made you want to sing and dance together? No need to resist, jo...
Everyone will recognize this classic melody that has been covered by countless performers including The Grateful Dead and Alvin and the Chipmunks. This chart is pure FUN - it's in the name! (1:15)
The original music and lyric, written in 1880 for the opening of the first funicular on Mt. Vesuvius with its traditional English version written in 1888, has become a standard Italian street song hea...
Italian composer Luigi Denza (1846-1922) is best remembered for 'Funiculì, Funiculà' (1880), a humorous Neapolitan song inspired by the inauguration of a funicular at the summit of the 'Vesuvius'. Bes...
Everyone will recognize this classic melody that has been covered by countless performers including The Grateful Dead and Alvin and the Chipmunks. This chart is pure FUN - it's in the name!
