Folk magazine about the present and the past, from freak folk to minstrels. Today we take a long look at Sardinia, with instrumental music, but mainly vocal music. After a turbulent history, in which Sardinia sometimes was an independent country and other times belonged to other countries like Greece, Spain or Italy, the island now as a somewhat autonomous position within Italy, and has its own language. The vocal music, which is usually performed by small groups of tenors, is also unique. The a capella pieces of these tenors are in this programme alternated with instrumental music played on the launeddas and songs by Maria Carta.
01. Fiuda bagadia, Efisio Melis & Antonio Lara. (2:57) .
02. Boche ‘e notte, Tenores di Bitti. (8:05) .
03. Notte de chelu, Coro Bortigali. (1:58).
04. Frores de Mendula, Tenores Ogliastra. (3:17) .
05. A Badda, Maria Carta. (1:25) .
06. Acco’ su fogu, Maria Carta. (2:40) .
07. Muttos `e Amore, Maria Carta. (2:58).
08. Boghe ‘e riu, Maria Carta. (3:03) .
09. Cantu a Isterritas, Tenores di Bitti. (5:40) .
10. Dillu, Maria Carta. (2:13) .
11. Juanna Antonedda, Tenores di Sarule. (3:36).
12. Nuoresa, Maria Carta. (2:33).
13. Fiorasiu e punt’e organu (part1e2), Efisio Melis & Antonio Lara. (5:50).
14. O Jovanedda non tenes Rivales, Tenores Ogliastra. (4:03) .
15. Ninna nanna, Maria Carta. (2:42).
16. No potho reposare, Maria Carta. (3:48).
More information can be found on:
https://stokstaartje.nl/mijn-folkit-blog/2017/05/26/folkit-8-juni-2017-sardinie/
