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Line 30: ===Changes in direction (1977–1982)=== Following the release of their eight studio album, ''[[:it:Storia o leggenda\|Storia o leggenda]]'', Le Orme retired from touring to focus on exploring new directions for their music.<ref name="Le Orme">{{cite web\| title= Le Orme: Biography \| url= http://www.le-orme.com/\| publisher=Le Orme Official Site \|accessdate=4 November 2009 \|language=Italian }}</ref> The result was 1979's ''[[:it:Florian (album)\|Florian]]'' in which the band members traded in their electric instruments for classical ones, emerging with a sound more akin to [[chamber music]] than rock. The album was critically acclaimed, winning an Italian Music Critics' Award.<ref>{{cite web \| title= La Canzone d'Autore Italiana: Storia de Le Orme \| url= http://www.italica.rai.it/index.php?categoria=biografie&scheda=orme\| \|publisher=[[RAI]] \|accessdate=4 November 2009 \|language=Italian \|deadurl=yes \|archiveurl=http://arquivo.pt/wayback/20091012131938/http://www.italica.rai.it/index.php?categoria=biografie&scheda=orme \|archivedate=12 October 2009 \|df= }}</ref> They followed up with ''[[:it:Piccola rapsodia dell'ape\|Piccola rapsodia dell'ape]]'', which, although stylistically similar was not nearly as successful. Reverting to their classic trio formation, the band attempted to return to the mainstream with a straight-[[pop music\|pop]] effort, ''[[:it:Venerdì (album)\|Venerdi]]''. This album was also unsuccessful, and the band split amiably following its release. ===Reformation (1986–1992)===