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Italian Treasury: The Trallaleri of Genoa ()

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Italian Treasury: The Trallaleri of Genoa - Alan Lomax
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  1. La Partenza (The Parting)
  2. The Trallalero Parts
  3. Ma Che Figura (What a Sight We Shall Be)
  4. U Ruscignö (The Nightingale)
  5. Partirò, Farò Partenza (I Shall Leave)
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  1. La Partenza (The Parting)
  2. The Trallalero Parts
  3. Ma Che Figura (What a Sight We Shall Be)
  4. U Ruscignö (The Nightingale)
  5. Partirò, Farò Partenza (I Shall Leave)
  6. Dammi la Man, Biondina (Give Me Your Hand, Little Blond)
  7. Trallalero
  8. A Muè Dau Barcun (The Mother at the Window)
  9. Se Vuoi Che M'Innamori (If You Want Me to Fall in Love)
  10. Il Cacciatore (The Hunter)
  11. Cinque Minuti Di Piacer (Five Minutes of Pleasure)
  12. Quarto A-O Mâ (Quarto by the Sea)
  13. Zena Perla du Mâ (Genoa, Pearl of the Sea)
  14. In the Mood
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On October 15, 1954, Alan Lomax recorded various male choruses performing in the trallalero style in Genoa, Italy, as part of his year-long travels in Italy to record and document various folk musics. The trallalero is a five-part, a cappella polyphonic form, sung by five males taking falsetto, tenor, chitarra ("guitar"), baritone, and bass parts; it derives from the frequent use of "tra-la-la" syllables in the trallalero repertoire. For a time in the early 20th century, trallalero was so popular that there were "squadre di ...

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Italian Treasury: The Trallaleri of Genoa 1999, Rounder

UPC: 011661180222

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