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Format : 1 CD Durée totale : 01:19:04
Enregistrement : 01/04/2016 Lieu : Viggiano Pays : Italie Prise de son : Eglise / Stereo
Label : Tactus Référence : TC800006 EAN : 8007194106091 Code Prix : DM019A
Année d'édition : 2017 Date de sortie : 01/03/2017
Genre : Classique
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Giovanni Paisiello (1740-1816) Carciofolà (Amice nun credete alle zetelle)Vincenzo Bellini (1801-1835) Ah non giunge, extrait de "La Somnanbule"Lincoln Almada (1958-) Tarantella dell'arpa ViggianeseAldo Bellipanni (1941-) Il Viggianese Il ritorno del ViggianeseMusique traditionelle de Lucanie (région historique d'Italie du sud) Tarantella Stiglianese Valzer Lucano Tarantella di Armento A Maria SS. Assunta Tarantella Lucana Madonna di Viggiano (A te ritorno) Lode a Maria SS.ma (O Dolce Nome) Tradizione lucana Polka di Vittorio Tarantella Capuanese Pastorale di NataleMusique traditionnelle de la région de Naples Lo cardillo La Carolina Fenesta che lucivi Tarantella Napoletana Te voglio bene assajeMusique traditionnelle italienne Valzer Polka
Caterina Pontrandolfo, voix Magda Muscia, flûte Antonio de Paoli, violon Sandro Meo, violoncelle Scuola dell'Arpa Viggianese e della Musica Lincoln Almada, direction Sara Simari, direction
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 For the first time in the history of music the incredible history of the people from Viggiano is ‘revealed’ on a CD: wandering musicians that in a time span of four centuries represent a real unicum, both musically and anthropologically. Immortalized in the Neapolitan Christmas cribs of the eighteenth century, the wandering music specialists perfectly integrated themselves into the musical needs of the kingdom of Naples, from which, taking advantage of the Bourbon dynamism, then started spreading around the world with many of them becoming top musicians in major orchestras. Through their talent, existential need, great adaptability and versatility, the musicians from Viggiano - almost all of them belonging to the same family circle - with their harp, identifying symbol of their land, became the promoters of the great Italian musical tradition (Southern in particular). From the “Scuola d’Arpa di Viggiano” (Harp School of Viggiano), young artists led by specialists Sara Simari and Lincoln Almada implement the rebirth of this extraordinary tradition, elaborating the main sources of the historical repertoire from Viggiano.

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