The album was first released in Italy on the Agorá label and then reissued on the Accademia Crossover label in 2004. (UK: festival title), a.k.a. She collaborated with Vangelis for the album, covering two of his songs; To the Unknown Man, this time recorded in Italian under the title Dicono di me, as well as an Italian language version of I'll Find My Way Home. : Il boia sul patibolo), Una notte a Chicago, in Sei notti di mistero, GM 2201, 1991 (tit.alt. The album was released in Germany, Austria and Japan. Amongst the other songs that composed the album were Italian-language versions of the marching song John Brown's Song, the Spanish Los cuatro generales, and Fischia il vento, an Italian popular song based on the music of the Russian popular song Katyusha.[17]. Her performance earned her second place in the competition and the single that followed reached number one on the Italian charts. The album featured symphony orchestrations composed by Hubert Stuppner and performed by the Haydn Orchestra of Bolzano and Trento, under the conductorship of Peter Keuschnig. [1][2] Popular in Italy and abroad, she has performed on musical and theatrical stages the world over, and has received popular acclaim in her native Italy, and particularly in Germany where she has often participated in musical events and televised musical programmes. The album was released in Japan, Germany and Italy.[122]. She is also known as La Rossa (Italian for "The Redhead"), due to the characteristic colour of her hair, and additionally as La Pantera di Goro ("The Panther of Goro"), which stems from the Italian press having nicknamed the three most popular Italian female singers of the 1960s, combining the names of animals and the singers' birth places. "Gesualdo – Tod für fünf Stimmen" (Germany: long title) "For Love One Dies" (International: English title) Among the songs featured on the album was Bertolt Brecht's Kälbermarsch, a parody of the song Horst Wessel Lied. [68], In April 1985 Milva participated in the Italian supergroup Musicaitalia per l'Etiopia, recording Domenico Modugno's Volare (Nel blù di pinto di blù) as part of a fundraising effort for the benefit of those affected by the 1983–85 famine in Ethiopia. The album was released in Italy, Japan and Germany. "Gesualdo, thanatos gia pente fones" (Greece: festival title) Lingua; Segui; Modifica (Reindirizzamento da Lista dei racconti di Cornell Woolrich. The album was released in America, Canada and Germany and in 1998 was reissued in Japan. [9] In the same year, she also appeared in the film Canzoni a tempo di twist, an Italian film directed by Stefano Canzio. a.k.a. Angeli - Una storia d'amore; Statements. Right in the Middle of New York), Il pomeriggio di un truffatore, in appendice a Buon anno, Marlene, di George Baxt, GM n.2344, 2 gennaio 1994, Nelle fauci del leone, in Musica dalle tenebre, Mondadori, 1982, Un mazzo di rose rosse, in L'impronta dell'assassino, GM n.2269, 1992, GM n.1409, 2018, Gli occhi dell’anima, in Apocalisse gialla, Mondadori, 1974, Se dovessi morire prima di svegliarmi, in L'impronta dell'assassino, GM n.2269, 1992, GM n.1409, 2018, Qualcuno al telefono, in Apocalisse gialla, Mondadori, 1974, Nellie from Zelli's, 1937 (tit.alt. Al Bano & Romina Power on italialais-amerikkalaisen avioparin Albano Carrisin ja Romina Powerin muodostama popduo, jonka aktiivisin vaihe kesti 1970-luvun puolivälistä 1990-luvun puoliväliin. (dicembre 1965), Conto inattivo, in Delitto in prestito e altre storie, GM 2141, 1990, Three Kills for One, 1942 (tit.alt. The musical release was part of the promotional Café chantant volumes distributed to the public by the Italian coffee manufacturer Lavazza. a.k.a. It was released in Germany. Stark sein was released in Europe under the BMG Ariola München label, and on the Seven Seas label in Japan. [82][83] Following the success of Wenn der Wind sich dreht, Milva recorded an Italian version of the song called Vento di Mezzanotte, which was released as a 7" single by the same name, under the Metronome label, in the Netherlands. a.k.a. D'he 12 vloaz e reas he fladenn gentañ (diofisiel) : I sogni di Laura (Huñvreoù Laura). Una storia moderna: l'ape regina: 1965 Саро Урці : Спокушена і покинута: Sedotta e abbandonata: 1966 Ніно Манфреді: Цього разу поговоримо про чоловіків: Questa volta parliamo di uomini: 1967 Тото: Птахи великі і малі: Uccellacci e uccellini: 1968 Джан Марія Волонте: Кожному своє: In 1988 Milva released the studio album Unterwegs nach Morgen, written by Tony Carey & Peter Maffay, released in Germany and Japan, on the Metronome and Seven Seas labels, respectively. Milva & James Last – Dein ist mein ganzes Herz, in which she sings a number of pop ballads and classical-oriented pieces in German, Italian and French. Music critics named her singer of the year. [96], On 3 October 1990, Milva released the German language studio album, Ein Kommen und Gehen. The musical was written by Italian playwrights Pietro Garinei and Sandro Giovannini and featured music by Bruno Canfora and premiered on 20 October, at the Teatro Sistina, in Rome, Italy. A highly eclectic artist, she performs pop music, opera (in duet with Luciano Berio), comedy, and drama, amongst many other music genres. Ribalta fatale, in Giallo a tempo di swing, Il cofanetto cinese (come William Irish), Segretissimo 31, 14 luglio 1963, Il cliente ha sempre ragione, Giallo Selezione n.88, 15 agosto 1964, Il dito del criminale (come William Irish), "ll Giorno", X, 50, 28 febbraio 1965, Compito in classe, in Angeli nel buio, Mondadori, 1978, La finestra sul cortile, in Ossessione, Mondadori, 1990, I quattrini fanno gola, Oscar del Giallo n.1, Editrice R.M. [69] A 12" single and an EP were released. She also performed Da troppo tempo, a song which she had previously recorded in Italian and competed with at the Sanremo Music Festival of 1973, finishing in 3rd place, this time in German. a.k.a. Questa pagina è stata modificata per l'ultima volta il 13 dic 2020 alle 16:20. [78] The album contained German versions of the songs presented on Tra due sogni, plus one song, Venedig im Winter, which was omitted from the Italian version. [Intro] Cadd9 Fadd9 [Verse 1] Cadd9 Ricordi quella Domenica Dm7/C Che il vento quasi ci portava via Dm7/B E7 Camminavamo mano nella mano Am Lungo la strada della ferrovia Cadd9 Ed io ti guardai sorridere Dm7/C Sussurrandoti le parole Dm7/B Di quel lento che sembrava E7/G# Am7 Proprio scritto apposta per noi due Dm7 Di colpo ritrovai G4 I tuoi occhi dentro ai miei F7+ Ed una stella poi G4 … [84] Vento di Mezzanotte also appeared on the Italian album Milva, published under the Ricordi label, in the same year. [112], Beginning in 1994, Milva once again collaborated with Greek composer Thanos Mikroutsikos, releasing the studio album Volpe d'amore (Milva sings Thanos Mikroutsikos), an album featuring music composed by the composer and sung completely in Italian, with the exception of one song, Thalassa, which she sang in Greek. "La rue des miroirs" (France: French title) [75] The album spawned three singles; the Maxi single Canto a Lloret, released in Italy, the 7" single Canto a Lloret/Blue Notte, released in France on the Barclay label, as well as the 7" single Canto a Lloret/Spring, Summer, Winter and Fall, which was released by the Polydor label in Spain. [54], The title song, Ich hab' keine Angst, is based on Vangelis' composition To the Unknown Man, a song which, in French, would become the title of her next album of 1981, Moi, je n'ai pas peur, which was released in France, and covered the songs included on the German release. [145], In 2011, Milva released the Italian album La Variante di Lüneburg [Fabula in Musica], composed by Valter Sivilotti and written by Paolo Maurensig, in which she performed with actor Walter Mramor the songs from the musical La Variante di Lüneburg. [89] The Spanish version of the album generated the 7" single Una historia inventada, which was released in Spain. [40] In Germany, the album was released as Non pianger più Argentina. [131], In 2004, Milva released the studio album Sono nata il 21 a Primavera – Milva canta Merini, an Italian-language album featuring the poetry of contemporary Italian poetress Alda Merini, whose poetry was set to music composed by Italian singer and composer Giovanni Nuti and interpreted by Milva in sung form. [137], On 2 March 2007, Milva released the studio album In territorio nemico, an Italian-language album written, composed and produced by Giorgio Faletti. Racconti di Cornell Woolrich. [114] In 2006, Volpe d'amore was re-released in Greece with the original album track listing. [91] [41] The album was also released under the alternate title Schön war's heute Abend (Milva singt Robert Stolz).[48]. Sestra Letizia - još veća ljubav) je italijanski crno-bijeli igrani film snimljen 1956. u režiji Marija Camerinija.Po žanru je drama, a naslovni lik, koji tumači Anna Magnani, je katolička redovnica koja nakon službe u afričkim misijama dolazi u Kampaniju brinuti se o siročadi. [20], In late 1969, Milva co-starred in the Italian musical comedy Angeli in bandiera, alongside Gino Bramieri. [40], In 1977, Milva released the studio album Auf den Flügeln bunter Träume, an album composed of popular German film and cabaret standards, including a version of Lili Marleen and Tango notturno. [87], In 1989, Milva returned to collaborating with composer Franco Battiato, producing a total of three studio albums containing synth-pop arrangements, in which Milva sings in Italian, Spanish, French and German. [129], In 2001, Milva released the German studio album Artisti, in which she performed songs in German, Italian, Spanish and Latin. The E ritorno da te World Tour is the third world tour by Italian singer-songwriter Laura Pausini which started on 19 October 2001 and ended on 8 June 2002. "O dromos ton dolofonon" (Greece: Greek title) : La pupa del gangster), Attraverso l'occhio di un morto, in La settima moglie di Barbablù, GM 2369, 26 giugno 1994. The album was released on the RCA Victor label in France, and on Metronome label in Germany. Az albumon hallható a Phil Collins által írt Looking for an Angel című duettje.. Dalok. Milva also duetted with Lai on the song Oltre le colline. In the following years she starred in Giorgio Strehler's production of Brecht's The Threepenny Opera which was performed in several cities of Western Europe. This is a chronologically ordered list of Sanremo Music Festival contests in which Milva has entered. [50], In the course of the same year, Milva released the multilingual compilation album Milva International in which she sang in English, French, Spanish, Italian and German. She also covered Italian singer-songwriter Lucio Dalla's ballad, Caruso, a song dedicated to Italian tenor Enrico Caruso. Μίκης Θεοδωράκης* = Alexia* . [110] Milva had previously worked with James Last, who arranged a cover of Manos Haddidakis' Greek folksong The Children of Piraeus, popularly known in English as Never on Sunday, which she sang in German and was released on James Last's 1982 album Nimm mich mit, Käpt'n James, auf die Reise, under the title of Ein Schiff wird kommen. In Italy, it was released on the Dischi Ricordi label, while in France it was released on the Polydor label. "Flat Tire" , "You Forgot the Whole"), Quella gomma sgonfiata, in Il romanzo per tutti (Corriere della Sera) anno X, 2, 1954, Agente investigativo William Brown, in Delitto in prestito e altre storie, GM 2141, 1990, Alle tre in punto, in L'impronta dell'assassino, GM n.2269, 1992, GM n.1409, 2018, Debito d’onore, in Apocalisse gialla, Mondadori, 1974, in La settima moglie di Barbablù, GM 2369, 26 giugno 1994, The Eye of Doom, 1939 (in 4 parti, assemblate poi in, Il cappello, in La settima moglie di Barbablù, GM 2369, 26 giugno 1994. The film was released on 12 October 1988. 10-ott-2020 - Pensieri e immagini d'amore per i libri e la lettura, bibliofilia, libridine, collezionismo. He is a 5th-dan black belt in Shotokan Karate. Soner piano e oa he zad. Her real debut was on the stage of the Sanremo Music Festival in 1961, where she took third place. In 1968, Milva released her fifth studio album, Tango, an album that consisted of tango standards sung in Italian. The title song, Non Conosco Nessun Patrizio! [34], In 1974, she released the studio album Sono matta da legare. The Loser), (postumo), L’ironia della sorte, in Il colore del nulla, Mondadori, 1987, Warrant of Arrest, 1968, capitolo dell'incompiuto Tonight, Somewhere in New York, (tit.alt. The overall theme of the album was coffee, with songs arranged and presented in a belle époque and nuevo tango style. [52] The 1981 collaboration would result in the release of both a French and a German language album. Angeli una storia d'amore "Film completo in italiano" at November 18, 2017. instance of. : La casa brucia, La notte rivela, Lo zolfanello, Madre follia, The Mystery of the Blue Spot, 1936 (tit.alt. Language Label Description Also known as; English: No label defined. [22], During the same year, Milva appeared in the Italian film Appuntamento in Riviera, a musical comedy directed by Mario Mattoli. [23], 1970 saw the release of the studio album Ritratto di Milva, an Italian-language featuring orchestrations composed and conducted by Detto Mariano, infused with pop and chanson elements. In Dein ist mein ganzes Herz, she covered a version of the title song, known in English as "Yours Is My Heart Alone" or "You Are My Heart's Delight", an aria from the 1929 operetta The Land of Smiles (Das Land des Lächelns), with music composed by Franz Lehár and libretto by Fritz Löhner-Beda and Ludwig Herzer [de], arranged by James Last. NOTE: N.F. [28], Following Milva's appearance in D'amore si muore, Ennio Morricone dedicated a series of songs from his film scores to Milva for her to sing lyrics to. The medal was personally presented to her by German President Horst Köhler on Thursday, 2 June 2006. [42] The album was released in Germany as Lieder Zwischen den Kriegen. The album was produced by Fonit Cetra and distributed by Universal Music. [32], 1972 additionally saw the release of her compilation album La filanda e altre storie. Amongst the ten Lai compositions covered by Milva in the album were A Man and a Woman (Un homme et une femme) and Love Story. The album marked her third produced in collaboration with Italian composer Franco Battiato. Io canto; Gente; Destinazione paradiso; E ritorno da te; Medley: Dove sei/ Mi libre canción /Come il sole all'improvviso (francia változat/ Benedetta Passione a.k.a. Angeli - Una storia d'amore; edit. – Dieci Canzoni Di Franco Battiato", "Milva & Walter Mramor – La Variante Di Lüneburg [Fabula in Musica]", International mailing list and message board, https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Milva&oldid=998793989, Officiers of the Ordre des Arts et des Lettres, Commanders of the Order of Merit of the Italian Republic, Officers Crosses of the Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany, Articles with dead external links from October 2017, Pages using Sister project links with wikidata namespace mismatch, Articles with Italian-language sources (it), Articles with German-language sources (de), Wikipedia articles with BIBSYS identifiers, Wikipedia articles with MusicBrainz identifiers, Wikipedia articles with PLWABN identifiers, Wikipedia articles with SNAC-ID identifiers, Wikipedia articles with SUDOC identifiers, Wikipedia articles with WORLDCATID identifiers, Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License, Piero Carlo Rolla; Eligio La Valle, Fernando Lattuada, Bruno Pallesi, Walter Malgoni; Sergio Bruni, "—" denotes that Milva entered the contest as a soloist. [123] She temporarily reduced her theatre activities and focussed on music only. The album featured nuevo tango compositions composed by Piazzolla and sung by Milva, in a musical style that incorporates elements from jazz and classical music, with Piazzolla accompanying his quintet on his bandoneón. [97][98], The following year, on 27 September 1991, Milva released the studio album Gefühl und Verstand, an album containing pop/rock ballads sung in German. In 1983 she performed the repertoire at the venue again and again received an ovation from the audience and the French press, very surprised how a non-French artist could interpret with such a feeling and energy the songs of Piaf. "Je t'aime" , "Four Sides to the Affair"), Omicidio post mortem, REQ 144/GM 982, 26 novernbre 1967, Troppo felice per morire, in Vortice di paura, Mondadori, 1987, Un giorno troppo bello per morire, in Questa notte, da qualche parte a New York, Kowalski, 2009, in Questa notte, da qualche parte a New York, Kowalski, 2009, Intento di uccidere, in L'ultimo strip-tease, 1995, L'intento di uccidere, in Questa notte, da qualche parte a New York, Kowalski, 2009, La prigioniera, in Angeli nel buio, Mondadori, 1978, Per il resto della vita, in Questa notte, da qualche parte a New York, Kowalski, 2009, Life is Weird Sometimes, 1º capitolo dell'incompiuto Tonight, Somewhere in New York, (tit.alt. [65] A recording of the performance would become the basis of Milva's next album and would mark the beginning of a series of future collaborations with Ástor Piazzolla in which Milva interpreted the composer's nuevo tango compositions. [33], In 1973, Milva collaborated with French composer Francis Lai, the output of their work resulting in the studio album Milva & Francis Lai – Sognavo Amore Mio, which was directed and orchestrated by Lai. "La belleza de Hipólita" (Argentina / Spain: Spanish title) The release of singles Die Kraft unserer Liebe/Du bist ein Freund and Nein – Ich ergeb mich nicht/Rosa soon followed. Mikis Theodorakis", "√ Albano, duetto con Milva e un po' di polemica", "Milva / Orchestra Haydn Di Bolzano E Trento – La Chanson Francaise", "Milva – Sono Nata Il 21 A Primavera – Milva Canta Merini", "Repertorio del Piccolo Teatro di Milano – Milva canta Merini", "Brecht, Piaf e Morricone I classici di Milva la rossa", "Il Resto Del Carlino – Ferrara – Il talento di Milva supera i confini Legion d'Onore per la Pantera di Goro", "Ticinonline – Musica:Milva riceve la Legion d'onore", "Milva – Non Conosco Nessun Patrizio! "De amor se muere" (Spain: Spanish title), a.k.a. Uiallalla is an album by Italian singer Mina, issued in 1989. It was released in Germany on the Metronome and Bertelsmann Club labels. In Latin and Italian, she performed the classical aria Ave Maria, arranged and given to her by Ástor Piazzola before his death. The album was released and distributed by BMG Ariola. [16], In January 1965, Milva released the multilingual studio album Canti della libertà, an album in which she sang revolutionary songs and songs of freedom, including the national anthem of France, La Marseilleise, written by Claude Joseph Rouget de Lisle,[17] and La Carmagnole, a French song created and made popular during the French Revolution. [127][128] The duet also appeared on Al Bano's 1999 compilation album Grazie (Meine Schönsten Lieder – Meine Größten Erfolge). imported from Wikimedia project. [21] An original cast recording of the musical featuring I cantori moderni di Alessandroni was released in Italy and Canada in the same year. television film. The title song, La Rossa, was released on the single La rossa/Quando il sipario and would come to be considered Milva's signature song.