Somewhat of an odd record by Franco Tamponi. The tracks on the B side are all traditional/folk Italian instrumental and don't interest me very much, but there are several intriguing songs on the A side. They are kind of a mix of traditional themes with experimental, drama, suspense and even horror-esque elements.
My favorite part is when a really pleasant and peaceful track "serenade in Venice" transitions into "Venice dying." Elements of the former melody remain but are drenched in tension and foreboding, and though the notes are the same gone is any sign of the cheerful optimism; only gloom remains.
It probably isn't the most essential title on the Sermi label, but it is worth investigating should you cross paths with a copy at some point.