Al Qantarah

Al Qantarah
Abballati, Abballati


Album : Abballati, Abballati (Canti e suoni della Sicilia Medievale)
Performer : Al Qantarah
Release date : 1999
Number of discs : 1
Genre : Medieval
Total size : 172 MB (mp3), 386 MB (FLAC)
Total time : 01:14:57

Tracks :
1. Surat Mariam — 1 parte
2. Trad. Canto di Carnevale - Tammuriddara - Assummata di lu corpu di la tunnara - Navaii
3. Anon., XII sec — Congaudentes jubilemus
4. Peire Cardinal, Giacomo da Lentini — Ben m'e venuto
5. Trad. Catania — Assolo di marranzanu
6. Trad. Palermo — A la viddanisca
7. Anon., XII sec — Natali regis glorie
8. Anon., XV sec — Dolce lo mio drudo
9. Trad. Trapani — Vicariota
10. Anon., XII sec — Exultantes et letantes — Trad., Maletto — Ballettu
11. Trad. Resuttano — Sugnu vinutu di luntana via
12. Anon., XII sec — In hoc anni circulo
13. Anon., XII sec — Benedicamus Domino
14. Trad. Montedoro — Montedoro
15. Trad. Partanna — Richiami
16. Anon., XII sec — Resonet intonet
17. Trad., Persia, Palermo — Parandoush — Chiovu Abballati
18. Anon., XII sec — Eia fratres
19. Surat Mariam — 2 parte

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Al Qantarah is the name of a river in eastern Sicily and means "bridge" in Arabic. Sicily has long been a bridge to distant civilisations and since early times its culture has been shaped by the concurrent presence of Hellenic, Arabic and lastly, Norman influences. Al Qantarah’s music evokes the sounds of that multiethnic island in sacred, lay and secular works, as they play on replicas of traditional medieval instruments of the Sicilian, Arabic and Persian traditions

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