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Monferrine di Capodanno

from Concerto di Natale by TRE MARTELLI

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One of the most typical folk dances of Piedmont, in vogue especially in the nineteenth century, the monferrina, in all its varieties, was danced by every social class and “exported” with different names to other Italian regions and some European countries (France and England in particular). From a manuscript found in Ticineto (AL)

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from Concerto di Natale, released May 8, 2022
Renzo Ceroni: Chitarre e bassetto / Guitars and little double bass
Enzo G. Conti: Fisarmoniche diatoniche, dulcimer, autoharp, harmonium
Melodeons, dulcimer, autoharp, harmonium
Paolo Dall’Ara: Cornamuse e flauti / Bagpipes and recorders
Matteo Dorigo: Ghironde / Hurdy-gurdies
Vincenzo “Chacho” Marchelli: Voce, fruja, grolotìr, sonagli e campanelli / Voice, piedmontese and alpine ethnic percussions
Andrea Sibilio: Violino, viola, mandoloncello, voce / Violin, viola, mandocello, voice
Betti Zambruno: Voce / Voice

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