Pizzica di San Vito - Apollo's Fire LIVE at the Baroque Barn (2018)
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- Опубликовано: 17 окт 2024
- Pizzica di San Vito (traditional Italian Tarantella)
APOLLO'S FIRE
Live at the Baroque Music Barn
Hunting Valley, Ohio
June 9, 2018
Amanda Powell, vocals
Brian Kay, guitar & vocals
Jeannette Sorrell, harpsichord & Artistic Director
Daphna Mor, recorder
Emi Tanabe, violin
René Schiffer, cello
Tina Bergmann, hammered dulcimer
Dave Morgan, double bass
Rex Benincasa, percussion
Tour booking inquiries:
Columbia Artists Management
apollosfire.org/
Video production: Erica Brenner Productions
www.ericabrenne... 
Видеоклипы
Happy, happy music, song and dance by a highly talented group of artistic musicians! Thank you! Just what we all need to raise our spirits in these difficult days!👏👏👏
Love this and love the energy!!!
Tanti complimenti!
Only one word: WOW!
Lovely interpretation! As an apulian I really appreciated it 😍
Maravilloso!!!!!
Sehr, sehr schön !
I loved it.....
Non c'era da vinì, non c'era da vinì,
non c'era da vinì e so' vinutu,
so' li sospiri tua, so' li sospiri tua,
so' li sospiri tua
m'hannu chiamatu.
Ah uellì, mu lu vecu ti vinì,
mu lu vecu ti nchianà,
mi ta la manu e si ni va.
Ah uellì, mu lu vecu ti vinì
mu lu vecu ti nchianà,
mi ta la manu e si ni va.
E sì chiù bella tu, e sì chiù bella,
e sì chiù bella tu ti na cirasa,
iata all'amori tua, iata all'amori tua,
iata all'amori tua quannu ti vasa.
Ah uellì uellì uellà,
la pacchianella mea
quannu chiamu ata vinì.
Ah uellì uellì uellà,
la pacchianella mea
quannu chiamu ata vinì.
Maranceddha npiettu, na maranceddha
na maranceddha npiettu t'agghia tirari,
la vanna ti lu cori, la vanna ti lu cori,
la vanna ti lu cori t'agghia feriri.
Ah uellì uellì uellà,
quanta chiù paroli tini,
no mi n'agghia nnamurà.
Ah uellì uellì uellà,
quanta chiù paroli tini,
no mi n'agghia nnamurà.
Ti li capelli tua, ti li capelli,
ti li capelli tua so nnamuratu,
li vecu ti vulà, li vecu ti vulà,
li vecu ti vulà ntallu vientu.
Occhi cu occhi,
cu deggi perdi l'occhi,
a ci tici mali nuestru scatta lu cori.
Occhi cu occhi,
cu deggi perdi l'occhi,
a ci tici mali nuestru scatta lu cori.
A dò te pizzicatu,
a dò te pizzicatu,
a dò te pizzicatu la tarantella,
sott'allu giru giru, sott'allu giru giru,
sott'allu giru giru ti la cunnella.
Ah uellì uellì uellà,
quanta chiù paroli tini,
no mi n'agghia nnamurà.
Ah uellì uellì uellà,
quanta chiù paroli tini,
no mi n'agghia nnamurà.
Quann'anti nima fa, quann'anti nima fa,
quann'anti nima fa nu iavuncellu*,
ni ma chiamà lu cori,
ni ma chiamà lu cori,
ni ma chiamà
lu cori manu manu.
Occhi cu occhi,
cu deggi perdi l'occhi,
a ci tici mali nuestru scatta lu cori.
Occhi cu occhi,
cu deggi perdi l'occhi,
a ci tici mali nuestru scatta lu cori.
Ti lu ritornu a dì, ti lu ritornu,
ti lu ritornu a dì pi n'ata fiata,
alla cumpagnia va, a Santu Vitu va,
alla cumpagnia va sta sirinata.
Ah uellì uellì uellà,
n'ata vota statti bona,
tu ti me no ti scurdà.
Ah uellì uellì uellà,
n'ata vota statti bona,
tu ti me no ti scurdà.
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I shouldn't have come, but your breath called me and here I am
I mean it doesn't sound so great in translation
Either that or I am a bad translator.
Ahh, well, eee, well ah...
Preludi su
Hugely disappointed. This is a fun piece with tons of spirit. I hope to see it re-done with professional audio recording.
"Hugely disappointed" don't you think you're exaggerated?
"The rendition was perfect... How can I find a problem in it?" 😁
What an 'original' idea! It just reminds me of an European group...how strange.
P.. you could have at least checked the pronounciation before performing it...
I see that the troll of Baroque music has once again emerged.
@@JuanSanchezGuerra and who would you be exactly? Once again, you fail in giving an interesting answer concerning the metter, avoiding to adhere to the topic.
@@maurocolantonio9617 I am a student of the flute, particularly Baroque flute. I can't help but get the impression that you just scroll around RUclips pointlessly critiquing every baroque music artist you can find.
@@JuanSanchezGuerra I actually have a point, a point that you persist ignoring. If only you could understand. Why your comments are always so not pertinent?
@@maurocolantonio9617 Your point being? That they are not good for a few pronunciation screw ups? That they are bastardizing Baroque/Renaissance music? While your points may have some truth, and errors do exists, I fail to understand why you continue belittling groups like this that perform Baroque music; they are the reason that Baroque music is seeing a renaissance.