Marco Di Sapia - Good Evening Miss

The singer Marco Di Sapia, originally from Rome and a member of the Vienna Volksoper ensemble, along with the Joe Hofbauer Quintet, presents a selection of the legendary songs of the Italian 1950s singer Fred Buscaglione during their joint concert evening "Buonasera Signorina." With his charming, slightly rebellious style, Fred Buscaglione became very well-known in Italy during the 1950s. His music combines elements of jazz, swing, and blues, characterized by its lively instrumentation often accompanied by brass and jazzy arrangements. His lyrics humorously mock the North American Italian gangster world, infused with a wink and a healthy dose of self-irony. The themes of his songs often revolve around love and loss, but also celebrate the zest for life and the hedonistic lifestyle he embodied himself. As a German-Italian singer, Marco Di Sapia will guide the evening, providing a brief German description of each work before every song and highlighting the most important and amusing aspects of each piece. A bold and refreshing mix of various genres that reflects the vibrant atmosphere of the 1950s can be expected at the concert. With his unique stage presence, Marco Di Sapia knows how to win over the audience, ensuring a highly entertaining evening. Excerpts from the program include: Teresa non sparare, Eri piccola cosí,...