Ti Voglio Tanto Bene composed by Ernesto de Curtis

If ever there is a first wedding dance for the bride and groom, it should always be this waltz. Composed and premiered in 1902 by one of the most beloved, and anointed Neapolitan composers Ernesto de Curtis 1875-1937 (famous for having written Torna a Surriento among others). The Italian lyrics by Domenico Furno. While it's Surriento that any good tenor should be able to sing, it's Ti Voglio's embedded passionate phrases that allows the music to soar. "the life of my heart is only you" "tell me that your love will never die".