Coro I Piccoli Cantori di Milano

**Coro I Piccoli Cantori di Milano** is a renowned Italian children's choir that was founded in 1964 by Niny Comolli, a pioneering musician and songwriter. Comolli, born Antigone Vaginay, was a significant figure in Italian music, known for her contributions to children's music and her role in organizing the first Festival of Children's Songs in 1959. The choir has been active for decades, producing a variety of music that often focuses on children's themes and festive songs, as evident from their recent releases which include Christmas songs and educational content like "Giocastrocche (filastrocche per giocare in cortile) Vol. 7." Their repertoire includes both original compositions and adaptations of popular songs, showcasing their versatility and dedication to engaging young audiences.

While specific details about the choir's current activities or notable performances might not be readily available, their legacy as a beloved children's choir in Italy remains strong. Their music often reflects themes of joy, education, and community, making them a cherished part of Italian musical heritage.

Genres

Children's Music

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Latest Release

Heal the world

Coro I Piccoli Cantori di Milano

Single - Released January 30, 2025