Alla fiera dell'est

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Alla fiera dell 'est
Studio album by Angelo Branduardi

Publication
(s)

1976

admission

1976

Label (s) Polydor / Ariola

Format (s)

LP (later re-released by EMI on CD)

Genre (s)

Rock, pop, folk

Title (number)

10

running time

00:39:00

production

Dory Zard, David Zard

chronology
La Luna
(1975)
Alla fiera dell 'est La pulce d'acqua
(1977)

Alla fiera dell'est is the third music album by Angelo Branduardi , on which his hit Alla fiera dell'est appeared. The album was released as a long-playing record in 1976 and is dedicated to his wife Luisa Zappa, his daughter Sarah and his dog Rufon. The text of the title song is taken from the Yiddish Passover song Chad gadja . Sotto il tiglio is written after the song Under der linden by Walther von der Vogelweide . He also sings about his daughter and takes a musical phrase from the Celtic song Henry Martin for his song Il funerale .

Track list

Page A:

  1. Alla fiera dell'est
  2. La favola degli aironi
  3. Il vecchio e la farfalla
  4. Canzone per Sarah
  5. La serie dei numeri

Side B:

  1. Il dono del cervo
  2. Il funerale
  3. L'uomo e la nuvola
  4. Sotto il tiglio
  5. Canzone del rimpianto

Other language and foreign publications

The album was also released in 1978 in English under the title Highdown Fair and in French as A la foire del 'est .

In Germany, the album was released due to Branduardi's new contracts with Ariola . Because of the poor results of the collaboration with RCA , Branduardi switched to Polydor and outside Italy to Ariola and Arabella Eurodisc. In Italy the album was published with a black and white photo booklet and lyrics, in other European countries, including Germany, with a simpler and therefore cheaper gatefold cover.

With the CD, EMI published the original Italian cover, on which the lyrics are hardly legible without a magnifying glass.

swell

  1. Information about the album on the artist's website , accessed on May 13, 2011
  2. The black and white photos from the original booklet with texts