Piccolo Coro Del Maffei Di Torino, Giorgio Lupica - Album Di Viaggio

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Review by Henrique da penha

Alright, let’s dive into Album Di Viaggio by Piccolo Coro Del Maffei Di Torino and Giorgio Lupica. This little gem from 1978 is like a warm hug wrapped in nostalgia—a mix of stage & screen vibes with a dash of kids’ music charm. It’s the kind of album that sneaks up on you when you least expect it, leaving behind traces of wonder. First off, I gotta talk about “Il Natale Di Martino.” Man, this track hit me right in the feels. Like, who knew a Christmas tune could feel so cozy yet bittersweet? The arrangement by Luciano Fineschi is just… chef’s kiss. You can tell he poured his soul into it. There’s something magical about how the orchestra swells and then pulls back, letting the choir take center stage. And those voices! They’re not perfect—there are tiny wobbles here and there—but that’s what makes it real, y’know? It’s like listening to a group of friends singing their hearts out around a fireplace. By the end, I wasn’t sure if I was smiling or tearing up. Maybe both? Then there’s the title track, “Album Di Viaggio.” Oh man, this one sticks with you. It’s playful but also kinda dreamy, like flipping through an old photo album filled with faded memories. The nursery rhyme vibe is strong, but it never feels childish—it’s more like peeking into a world where imagination runs wild. Giorgio Lupica’s direction as the chorus master shines here; the kids sound like they’re having the time of their lives. Honestly, every time I hear this song, I wanna grab my bike and ride off somewhere new, even though I haven’t done that since forever. Weird, right? What strikes me most about this album isn’t just the music—it’s the heart behind it. These aren’t polished pop hits designed to sell millions. Nope, this feels personal, like someone sat down and said, “Let’s make something beautiful for the sake of it.” That’s rare these days. Plus, knowing it came out in ’78 gives it this retro charm that’s hard to resist. Italy really had its own thing going on back then, didn’t it? Anyway, listening to Album Di Viaggio made me realize something kinda funny: sometimes the best albums aren’t the ones you plan to love. They just sorta find you, like an old postcard tucked inside a library book. So yeah, if you stumble across this record, give it a spin. Who knows? It might surprise you too.

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Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
Album Di Viaggio
Il Natale Di Martino

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Catalog Numbers

PC-101

Labels

Bip

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Formats

  • Vinyl
  • 7"
  • 45 RPM

Companies

RoleCompany
Distributed ByFonit Cetra S.p.A.
Printed BySilvestrelli & Cappelletto

Credits

RoleCredit
Arranged ByLuciano Fineschi
OrchestraLuciano Fineschi
Chorus MasterGiorgio Lupica

Barcodes

Rights Society: SIAE

About Piccolo Coro Del Maffei Di Torino, Giorgio Lupica

Name Vars

  • Il Piccolo Coro Del Maffei
  • Piccolo Coro Dei Maffei
  • Piccolo Coro Del Maffei
  • Piccolo Coro Del Maffei Di Torino

Interesting fact about Album

Did you know? The 1978 Italian album *Album Di Viaggio* by Piccolo Coro Del Maffei Di Torino and Giorgio Lupica blends children’s nursery rhymes with cinematic scores. It feels like a mix of playful innocence and dramatic flair. Tracks like *Il Natale Di Martino* bring a cozy, nostalgic vibe, while Luciano Fineschi’s orchestration adds a touch of grandeur. Released under the Bip label, this hidden gem reflects Italy’s knack for merging music with storytelling.