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Abballati, abballati! - Songs and sounds in Medieval Sicily

Al Qantarah

Abballati, abballati! - Songs and sounds in Medieval Sicily

...unique taste of Sicily
SACD 001 (Fonè Records)
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FLAC 24bit 96kHz 1,635.8MB € 21,00

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WMA 24bit 96kHz 1,621.5MB € 21,00

CD Quality

FLAC 16bit 44.1kHz 377.0MB € 11,00

CD Quality

WMA 16bit 44.1kHz 374.4MB € 11,00

MP3

MP3 320k 44.1kHz 171.7MB € 9,00
Prices shown in Euros



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Tracks: Listen and Download

Format
Track Time Listen
1
Suriat Mariam - 1st part

Suriat Mariam - 1st part

Composer Traditional
Conductor

Fabio Tricomi

Band Al Qantarah
3:49 Play € 1,50
2
Canto di Carnevale - Tammuriddara - Assummata di lu corpu di la tunnara - Navaii

Canto di Carnevale - Tammuriddara - Assummata di lu corpu di la tunnara - Navaii

Composer Traditional
Conductor

Fabio Tricomi

Band Al Qantarah
7:02 Play € 3,00
3
Congaudentes iubilemus

Congaudentes iubilemus

Composer Traditional
Conductor

Fabio Tricomi

Band Al Qantarah
2:13 Play € 1,50
4
Ben m'Ë venuto

Ben m'Ë venuto

Composer Traditional
Conductor

Fabio Tricomi

Band Al Qantarah
4:25 Play € 1,50
5
Assolo di Marranzanu

Assolo di Marranzanu

Composer Traditional
Conductor

Fabio Tricomi

Band Al Qantarah
3:04 Play € 1,50
6
A la viddanisca

A la viddanisca

Composer Traditional
Conductor

Fabio Tricomi

Band Al Qantarah
4:47 Play € 1,50
7
Natali Regis Glorie

Natali Regis Glorie

Composer Traditional
Conductor

Fabio Tricomi

Band Al Qantarah
3:29 Play € 1,50
8
Dolce lo mio drudo

Dolce lo mio drudo

Composer Traditional
Conductor

Fabio Tricomi

Band Al Qantarah
6:46 Play € 3,00
9
Vicariota

Vicariota

Composer Traditional
Conductor

Fabio Tricomi

Band Al Qantarah
5:22 Play € 3,00
10
Exultantes et letantes - Ballettu

Exultantes et letantes - Ballettu

Composer Traditional
Conductor

Fabio Tricomi

Band Al Qantarah
4:08 Play € 1,50
11
Sugnu vinutu di luntana via

Sugnu vinutu di luntana via

Composer Traditional
Conductor

Fabio Tricomi

Band Al Qantarah
1:50 Play € 1,50
12
In hoc anni circulo

In hoc anni circulo

Composer Traditional
Conductor

Fabio Tricomi

Band Al Qantarah
2:54 Play € 1,50
13
Benedicamus Domino

Benedicamus Domino

Composer Traditional
Conductor

Fabio Tricomi

Band Al Qantarah
1:31 Play € 1,50
14
Montedoro

Montedoro

Composer Traditional
Conductor

Fabio Tricomi

Band Al Qantarah
4:46 Play € 1,50
15
Richiami

Richiami

Composer Traditional
Conductor

Fabio Tricomi

Band Al Qantarah
2:30 Play € 1,50
16
Resonet intonet

Resonet intonet

Composer Traditional
Conductor

Fabio Tricomi

Band Al Qantarah
3:20 Play € 1,50
17
Parandoush / Chiovu 'Abballati'

Parandoush / Chiovu 'Abballati'

Composer Traditional
Conductor

Fabio Tricomi

Band Al Qantarah
4:18 Play € 1,50
18
Eia Frates

Eia Frates

Composer Traditional
Conductor

Fabio Tricomi

Band Al Qantarah
3:45 Play € 1,50
19
Surat Mariam - 2nd part

Surat Mariam - 2nd part

Composer Traditional
Conductor

Fabio Tricomi

Band Al Qantarah
4:53 Play € 1,50
Total Running Time 75 minutes Purchase all tracks 
€ 11,00 
Prices shown in Euros

To order the CD and for further information about the artist please contact Fonè Records.

The pieces on this disc come mainly from two collections: the 12th century "Troparium de Catania" and the "Corpus of Sicilian Folk Music" (Palermo, 1957). 

Download includes - cover art, inlay, booklet

Produced by Giulio Cesare Ricci

Since ancient times, Sicilian culture has been shaken by the influence of foreign poker which often co-existed: those of Hellenic World, the Italic civilisation, the Arabic presence and finally the Norman conquest.


These intertwining influences led up to medieval times, the historical "pivot"  around which the project for this disc rotates. Thus Sicily appears as a crossroads of races, traditions, varied and often exotic ethnic roots giving it a multi-layered and cosmopolitan quality which has become even richer over the centuries and has made of  the Island a sort of bridge (in fact "Al Qantarah" is a river in eastern Sicily whose name in Arabic means "the bridge") and a unique contact point for the various foreign civilisations which have become an essential part of Sicilian territory. Sicily has adopted as its own the musical traditions and styles of Arab, Byzantine, Provencal and Norman cultures, conserving their intrinsic qualities and forms along with elements springing from the origins of Sicily itself.

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