Cantando con "Note di Bivacco"

from Trasmissione Radio · host Paolo Maria Grossholz

Note di bivacco è un Coro Scout, diretto dal M° Riccardo Crotti ed è localizzato in via Silvio Bonalumi, 1, Ponte San Pietro, in provincia di Bergamo, Lombardia, Italia.Qui possiamo ascoltare l'esecuzione di due versioni di Sul Colle scorre un ruscello (all'inizio ed alla fine) e di: Ah io vorrei tornare, Al chiaror del mattin, Canto della Promessa, Insieme, La leggenda del fuoco, Madonna degli scout, Un bravo lupo.Buon ascolto! e buona suonata e cantata!https://www.comune.pontesanpietro.bg.it/home/https://www.facebook.com/notedibivacco

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