CaFlà 2011
Le premier Fleadh Irlandais - Latino
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The duo was born on the project of recovering the valuable repertoire of English folk ballads that are found in lute scores between the sixteenth and the eighteenth century.
This music has its roots in the mists of time, turns to Medieval ballads in the Renaissance and is still performed within the folk music circle .
Some of the songs chosen are not new to recent interpretations, even of success, while others are completely unedited.
Each text is a description of a defined world which is representative of specific moments in History and society ( love songs, epic tales, biting tavern songs).
Coming from different background, Annalisa Ghiani in the field of folk music and Franco Fois in that of ancient music, they reinterpret the material from oral tradition and old documents in an original synthesis.
The concert takes place Saturday 23rd at 6 pm at the Ostello della Marina.
Le festival CaFlà se déroule à Cagliari, la capitale de la Sardaigne, dans le quartier la Marina, situé dans la vieille ville
À Pâques à partir du vendredi soir 22 avril 2011 jusqu'au lundi 25 au matin
Ecoutez Antonio Martinez entrevue avec Rosario Vargiu, au Festival de Caceres dans la Radio Crónica Folk Musical de Merida (RCFM):
25/01/11
Gemma Martínez Callau et Joan Manuel Paños Ecija: Sardana Catalana
15/01/11
Annalisa Ghiani (voix), Franco Fois (luthe) : "Six'O Clock gig" du Samedi 23
09/01/11
Gráinne Boyce : Chant Irlandais
07/12/10
El Gruppo Folk Campidano Danse sarde
30/11/10
CaFlà Shop
30/11/10
LE PROGRAMME
16/11/10
Fernando Barroso Banjo, mandoline, plectres, Irlande et Galice
15/11/10
Christine Dowling es la Maestra de Tin Whistle
15/11/10
Davy Maguire Flûte irlandaise
01/11/10
Timmy "the Brit" McCarty
Irish Set Dances
28/10/10
Martin Dowling Violon irlandais
28/10/10
Svend Kjeldsen Bodhràn ou Tambour Irlandais
