A symbol of Italianism and bel canto singing, Enrico Caruso moved from provincial Neapolitan stages to the world's most prestigious opera houses, and as naturally as he sang the Duke of Mantua in Rigoletto, he could return to being the scugnizzo or street urchin of popular songs

But what is less known is that the great tenor himself composed a small number of these songs, and this album brings them together for the first time, along with a wide selection of pieces that were written especially for him by his contemporaries. A little-known repertoire that deserves today, 150 years after Caruso birth, to be rediscovered by a new audience.

Tracks:
1. Adorables Tourments
2. No! Nun di ca so stato I
3. Fenesta Abbandunata
4. Dreams of Long Ago
5. Canzona a Dispietto
6. Tiempo Antico
7. Per Sempre Libertà
8. Campane a Sera
9. Serenata (Souvenirs d’un Concert)
10. Tu non mi vuoi più ben
11. Seconda Mattinata
12. Mattinata
13. Vieni
14. Lolita
15. Torna Amore
15-18. Madrigali d’Aprile
19. O Primavera
20. Io Ti Sento
21. Spes Ultima Dea
22. Chitarrata Abruzzese
23. Portami via
24. Core n’grato
25. Serenata al Convento
26. Lasciati Amar
27. Thoughts of You
28. Tierra Bendita
29. Serenata d’Inverno
30. Fiore Gentile
31. Le moment qui passe
32. Je te vois en rêve
33. Povero Pulcinella
34. O Se Potessi Dimenticar
35. Carso Maledetto
36. La Partenza del Soldato
37. Sotto il Ciel
38. Clemencia (Habanera)
39. Vous! ... Toi!
40. The Spell
41. Dream
42. Nous n’irons plus au bois
43. Le Livre de la Vie
44. A Ella
45. Amore e Fede
46. Eterna Ebrezza
47. Inno all’Amore