Corte dei miracoli

The Profile

Italian progressive rock group from Liguria, active in the 1970s. Known for a guitar-free, keyboard-driven sound and the self-titled 1976 album, a concept inspired by Victor Hugo’s Notre-Dame de Paris.

Ligurian quintet; no regular guitar in the lineup; self-titled album released in 1976; lyrics inspired by Victor Hugo’s Notre-Dame de Paris; praised for keyboards/synth and arrangements, criticized for vocal lines.

A Ligurian prog quintet with a guitar-free, keyboard-dominant sound, Corte dei Miracoli released a self-titled album in 1976. The review praises the arrangements and synth work while criticizing the vocal melodies and some track lengths. Lyrics form a concept inspired by Victor Hugo’s Notre-Dame de Paris. Overall judgment is positive, with a 4/5 rating.