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Home > Music > Modern folk > La musique traditionnelle du Comté de Nice
La musique traditionnelle du Comté de Nice

La musique traditionnelle du Comté de Nice

Collectiu
Corou de Berra
  • Publisher : Buda
  • Language : occitan | occitan [provençau]
  • Release : 12/2014

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Synopsis

Artistic direction : Michel Bianco
The ‘Corou de Berra’ (Michel Bianco, Joris Barcaroli, Pascal Feret, Francoise Marchetti, Claudia Musso) invites innovative musicians to reinterpret musical Patrimony of Nice.
Guests : André Ceccarelli, Max Miguel, Bruno Desbiolles, battery / Sébastien Chouard, François Calais, electric guitar / David Amar, Franco Olivero, saxophone / Sergio Berado, oboe / Eros Cordogli, piano, accordion / Thomas Bramerie, bass / Serge, Laurent & Sergio from ‘Trio mandoline & guitares’ / Pierre Perdigon, organ / Benjamin Melia, bagpipe, fife / Valentin Conte, tuba / Gaël Navard, wavedrum….

This album presents the sound illustration of an exhibition on traditional music from the County of Nice. Featuring Michel Bianco, the Corou de Berra and various musicians and musicologists immersed in this culture, this project was intitiated in 2012 in Berre les Alpes and presented in the Alpes Maritimes department as well as in other regions. Over the years, what with new ideas, means and meetings, it has reached its full potential… The instruments exhibited are played in the County of Nice and have been instrumental in the elaboration of its specific -and continually evolving- musical heritage. Accordions, hurdy-gurdies, fifes, drums, bells, mandolines, organs, mechanical music and songs, all illustrate how a tradition that lives on is a tradition that creates.

English translation in the pdf file on CD.

Titres :
1. Li estella 3’28
2. Garibaldi 3’20
3. Tantum ergo 2’36
4. Mazurka 2’30
5. Se canto 4’10
6. Allemande 1’37
7. Brandi dau pailloun 3’56
8. Tres filhete 2’01
9. Offerta dei festins 1’49
10. Aila en aqueu jardin 3’42
11. Agnus dei 3’34
12. Bressa 3’21
13. Mes de mai 9’08
14. Viva la vida 4’01


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Product Details

Autor : Corou de Berra ; Collectiu
Linga : Occitan (provençau)
Parucion : 12/2014
Editor : Buda
Format : DigiPack
Durada : 49'00
Pés : 64 g
EAN 13 : 3341348602714

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