Mother’s Day – Ocarina’s Playlist
Domenica 14 maggio si celebra la festa della mamma. Ocarina per l’occasione ha realizzato una playlist con 10 canzoni dedicate alla mamma che spazia attraverso varie epoche e generi diversi: […]
Listening tips: kids’ songs and more
All-round listening tips for curious children
Ninna nanna per un bambino
Two days ago was the 10th anniversary of the death of the great artist Enzo Jannacci. Singer, cabaret artist, musician, jazz player… comedian and doctor, Jannacci has been a […]
Farewell to master Matsumoto
A few days ago the artist Leiji Matsumoto, father of the legendary Space Pirate Captain Harlock-a favorite hero of Ocarina-but also of other famous Japanese manga, left us. Born […]
Here Comes The Sun – The Beatles
Candlemas, the mid-winter festivity that celebrates the return of the sun and the fertility of the earth, is celebrated around the world. Even before it became […]
Whale songs: sounds and melodies across the sea
Always considered the giants of the sea, whales are mysterious animals, protagonists of tales and legends. What also undoubtedly makes them fascinating is their way of communicating, an incredible and […]
Ocarina listen: Farewell Papa – Pinocchio
“You have to do your best, and that’s the best anyone can do.” Talking Cricket in Pinocchio To get the new year off to the best possible start, Ocarina listens […]
Today Ocarina listens to “Rudolph the red nosed reindeer”
Today we listen to a popular Christmas song beloved by children around the world: Rudolph the red nosed reindeer Composed in 1949 by singer-songwriter Jonny Marks, who was inspired […]
November Rain
For this Black Friday, a shower of rain is expected, a rich and sonorous rain of music! And as a soundtrack we could only choose November Rain, a famous song […]
“The beautiful turtle” by Bruno Lauzi
Today Ocarina listens to “La bella tartaruga”/The beautiful turtle, a wonderful children’s song that the singer-songwriter Bruno Lauzi wrote in the 1970s. Composed by the artist from Genova himself on […]
Au clair de la lune
Today we are listening to Au clair de la lune, a sweet French nursery rhyme from the 18th century, known all over the world as a gentle lullaby for the […]