Corte dei miracoli

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A Ligurian Italian progressive rock quintet, known for the late-1976 concept album 'Corte dei miracoli'.

Released very late in 1976; the album 'Corte dei miracoli' is presented as a concept album inspired by Victor Hugo's Notre Dame. The group is a five-member lineup (drums, bass, two keyboards, voice) with no regular guitar; the sound is dominated by piano and keyboards. The review notes inventive electronic-style arrangements and synth usage, with guest guitarist Vittorio De Scalzi appearing (credited on the opening track). Vocals and melodic lines are criticized as repetitive; the reviewer rates the album 4/5.

A 1976 Italian progressive-rock (RPI) album by a Ligurian quintet. Review praises piano/keyboards and arrangements, notes inventive synth use and guest guitarist Vittorio De Scalzi on the opening track. Criticisms focus on weak vocal delivery and repetitive melodies; the reviewer gives a 4/5. The album is a concept work inspired by Victor Hugo's Notre Dame.