Paghjella. Vuleria chi la mio voce.

Lamentu di Spanettu.
Santu Casanova 1850 -1936
Vuleria chì la mio voce
Trapanessi ogni muntagna
Ch'ella cullessi in Niolu
Ribumbà per la Balagna
Ch'ella franchessi lu mare
é le fruntiere di Spagna

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• corses
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• paghjella
• polyphonie
• polyphony
• sarocchi
• pieve
• sabiani
• corse
• corsica
• chant
• chanteur
• corsican
• singer
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• harmonies
• harmony
• capella
• folk
• voice
• guitare

[benoiit12]

o pieve ta une terza babay

[canticorsi]

Quessa hè vera... u ghjuvanottu e face sorte e rivuccate.

[Sallieri1]

I'm schocked.....i love eastern music, i've listened to many Georgian songs (Hamlet Gonashvili for example) but i can't understand this similarities with Corsican music at all! I think that the best answer is one: Bizantine Empire and unbelivable influence of it's culture and music.

[irakli220570]

Corsica=Georgia!!!!  Same ethnomusica

[gevedebe1]

I.m.o. there are two reasons why traditional music of distant people are so close. First is historical - Indo european people have music in common. The second one is musical. All ancient traditional music is modal and based on natural harmonics which are universal. In every sound, you may hear its respective 8th, 5th, 8th, 3th... and with refernce to a droen. This is the base on which every traditional music builds, of course in different ways.

[GeoTaoKlarjetMoschoi]

@Sallieri1 it is not Byzantia, our people were connected much before that

[GeoTaoKlarjetMoschoi]

pre indo-european population of Europe and Georgians were relative ,Sardegnians ,Corsicans , basques, Etruscan and others

[Jokinou2b]

Paghjella magnifica !

[nicu2b1]

... ribumbà per la Balagna ... !

[1975FCECCA]

bella paghjella

bravu

[benoiit12]

o pieve eri sera in paese h'ai cantatu be