Paghjella. "Tanti passi..."
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sounds like the ortodox music in some parts with nice comas.
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Pourquoi la main sur l'oreille enfet?
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Superbe
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Si je me souviens bien de de ce que Nando Acquaviva m'a dit en stage, paghjella signifie "petite forme". Elle se base en effet sur deux couplets de 2 vers de huit syllabes.
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benoit sarocchi originaire de Valle Di Mezzana ( lieu-dit Ondella) tout comme moi!! je me rapelle encore etant petit , l entendre repeter avec ses comperes, entre autre Petru Guelfucci......... que de merveilleux souvenirs.....
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It is very great music, I didnt listen before Corsican music. it reminds me Georgian music, they do polyphonic folklore music as well..Thanks
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che belle voci.sembrano i canti di aggius in sardegna.che belli .e' magia.molto bravi il coro.
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viva corsica!!!!
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mystifying! in my country(puerto rico) there are a lot of corsicans (alas, in origins only, they dont speak the language anymore) . its is interesting to think that they were probably singing this kind of music in my country during the 19th century when they arrived.
acorduende 2 years ago 3
Thank you very much for your nice comment Acorduente.
Hasta luego è feliz ano!
canticorsi 2 years ago
O my God, this is just incredible...
It is very noteworthy in the first place to find polyphonic singing in folk music in the first place. But this style, with voices going their own ways like this, must simply be hellishly difficult. The voices seems almost independent from each other, yet they fit together as perfectly as in a simple chorale. The complex rhythm figures and sometimes poignant dissonants are unlike anything in classical music...
Steinbach1984 3 years ago 3
A big thank you for your message Steinbach1984. No need to be a great singer to start singing the paghjella or know music theory. The secret is in the harmony that arises during the mixing of three votes. Just be three singers around a bottle of good wine.
The paghjella is a real drug, impossible to stop after having tasted.
canticorsi 3 years ago
vous mettrez quand d'autre paghjella
benoiit12 3 years ago
En effet, je tarde un peu...
Allez, ce soir j'en mets une ! Merci pour l'intérêt que vous portez à nos paghjelle.
@ prestu caru Benoiit12
canticorsi 3 years ago