Al Qantarah - Abballati, abballati! - Songs and sound sin Medieval Sicily Al Qantarah

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Album info

Album-Release:
2021

HRA-Release:
02.03.2021

Label: fonè Records

Genre: Classical

Subgenre: Chamber Music

Artist: Al Qantarah

Album including Album cover Booklet (PDF)

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  • Traditional:
  • 1 Surat Mariam - 1st part 03:49
  • 2 Canto di Carnevale - Tammuriddara - Assummata di lu corpu di la tunnara - Navaii 07:02
  • 3 Congaudentes iubilemus 02:13
  • 4 Ben m'Ë venuto 04:25
  • 5 Assolo di Marranzanu 03:04
  • 6 A la viddanisca 04:47
  • 7 Natali Regis Glorie 03:29
  • 8 Dolce lo mio drudo 06:46
  • 9 Vicariota 05:22
  • 10 Exultantes et letantes - Ballettu 04:08
  • 11 Sugnu vinutu di luntana via 01:50
  • 12 In hoc anni circulo 02:54
  • 13 Benedicamus Domino 01:31
  • 14 Montedoro 04:46
  • 15 Richiami 02:30
  • 16 Resonet intonet 03:20
  • 17 Parandoush / Chiovu 'Abballati' 04:18
  • 18 Eia Frates 03:45
  • 19 Surat Mariam - 2nd part 04:53
  • Total Runtime 01:14:52

Info for Al Qantarah - Abballati, abballati! - Songs and sound sin Medieval Sicily



The pieces from this disc come mainly from two collections: th 12th century “Troparium de Catania” conserved in the National Library of Madrid (ms. 19421) transcribed by David Hiley, and the “Corpus of Sicilian Folk Music” (Palermo, 1957) wich contains pieces collected directly from the peaple by Alberto Favara about a century ago. The use of these sources guarantees a good assortment of contexts, ranging from the religious to the lay, from the cultured to the polular tradition.

Al Qantarah



Al Qantarah
The ensemble Al Qantarah was created in 1990 to develop a project on Sicilian music, based on the comparison between the medieval repertoire and the oral tradition still alive, and which also includes Arabian and Middle Eastern Music repertoires. The musician of Al Qantarah have considerable experience not only as musician but also musicologists and teachers. They are members of important medieval and ethnic music groups, with whom they have performed both in Italy and abroad, recorded numerous CDs and performed on radio and television.

From 1992 Al Qantarah have performed on tour in Italy and abroad (Germany, Austria, France, Croatia, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Morocco, United States, Australia).

In September 1999 the group was invited to give concerts and conferences at the prestigious Wellesley College (Massachussets, USA); in April 2003 Al Qantarah took part in Ten Days on the Island Festival (Tasmania – Australia).

In July 2003 Al Qantarah staged the play Lapilli in collaboration with the actor Leo Gullotta (performed in Rome, Ercolano, Terni, Nora Pula, Cento)

In August 2004 the group performed in the 5th International Festival of Volubilis (Morocco). In the same year Al Qantarah performed on a concert tour in the Baltic countries and took part in Dvigrad Festival (Croazia)

In 1999 Al Qantarah recorded for the italian label Fonè the CD Abballati, abballati – Songs and sounds of medieval Sicily

In 2006 the italian label Promo Music produced the CD Troparium de Catania – Feasts and songs of Norman Sicily

In 2007 Al Qantarah staged the play Amicu di cento anni conosciutu ora in collaboration with the actor Moni Ovadia, celebrating the sicilian poet Ignazio Buttitta (performed in Gibellina, Orestiadi)

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