Tronu de marzu, by Aronne Dell'Oro

Tronu de marzu

by Aronne Dell'Oro

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1.	Catene de tiempo amaro 03:55	buy track
2.	Rosa di to maneri 03:01	buy track
3.	Chista è la vuci mia 03:27	buy track
4.	Canna austina 03:42	buy track
5.	Tronu de marzu 04:38	buy track
6.	Lo marenaro 03:29	buy track
7.	E bonasera ammore 03:20	buy track
8.	Quista è la strada 03:09	buy track
9.	Drommi fiore meu 02:47	buy track
10.	Bella si tu venisse int'a sti braccia 03:32	buy track

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This album was born as a mediterranean folk-blues tribute to the melodic tradition of southern italian regions, from the peasant songs of Salento to the historical legacy of Neapolitan composers.
In A.D.O. family's Salento region, just like in Mississippi Roots-Blues, some traditional songs are not too precisely defined.
Recurring strophes are migrating from melody to melody ('arie'), mixed up by the singer's choices and moods.
Consequently, for the three Salento tunes you'll find here (tracks 2, 5, 8) it's impossible to point to a single 'original' version, as they are three new branches, created drawing from the magma of field recordings (some collected by Alan Lomax in the '50) and singing gatherings with friends.
On the other hand, the Neapolitan Song historical composer's works here included (track 4, 6, 7, 10) had a very precise form to begin with, so the defy was to try to do justice to such a monumental repertoire using the humble and essential means of the folksinger's voice & guitar, instead of the original orchestral or piano accompaniment.
The remaining two songs are from Italy's island regions, track 3 from Sicilia and track 9 from Sardegna, from the repertoire of two extraordinary traditional singers, Rosa Balistreri and Maria Teresa Cau, both emerging in the '60/'70 italian folk scene.

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released April 3, 2024

Aronne Dell'Oro Voice & Acoustic Guitar on all tracks

Produced by Aronne Dell'Oro & Mauro Lazzaretto

Recorded in Jam Studio, Merano (Italy) oct.'23 to febr '24

Sound by Mauro Lazzaretto

A.D.O. guitar was built by luthier Giulio Cantore

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Aronne Dell'Oro Levanto, Italy

Aronne Dell'Oro is a mediterranean folk singer and guitar player from Italy. His repertoire is based on traditional and ancient songs from italian southern regions, a musical territory that he explores in a restless path and reinvents with a strong personal style and inner vision. ... more

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