In preparation of the 10th anniversary of activities, at the end of 1978, Coro Val San Martino begins its first recording experience. Its first album (vinyl 33 rpm with 12 songs), recorded in Milan, comes to light. Its peculiar cover betrays the roots and the choir’s vocation for folk traditions.

And, as for the good wine who gets better with age, here there is, in 1990, the second and more sophisticated album "Eco Di Canti" (Song’s echo) on CD and audiocassette. On its cover, the ancient tower of Cisano is shown, to represent the choir and the 13 titles, selected among its rich and various repertoire, proudly demonstrate the long and tiresome journey throughout the years in pursuing that harmonic unity and that executing precision dreamed by every maestro and that only the good ones are capable to reach.

And again, approaching the 30th anniversary, what better gift than the third record? In fact, in 1998 "Il Viandante" (The traveller) (CD and audiocassette) comes to life, 15 excerpts that, as properly explained in the cover and in the included booklet, run again, as does the wayfarer Coro Val San Martino, through the long singing itinerary who brought it, in a crescendo of satisfactions and deep emotions, “from the alpine song to the spiritual”.

In the "forty", here is a new recording from a CD entitled "Un cappello pieno di canzoni."

Motif structure, the alpine song that exalts the era of "Timeless Black Pen." Seventeen songs grouped as follows:

• openness on military life, • the singing of the "Great War" • songs of World War II • The Life of a gym Mountain Alpine.

The title deliberately catchy "Un cappello pieno di canzoni" is what ever guessed given the importance that the "Alpine" award to the hat and almost reverence that is given to their songs.