Felmay's video: Orchestra Bailam e Compagnia di Canto Trallalero - Galata Live 2014

Orchestra Bailam e Compagnia di Canto Trallalero Galata Live 2014 (Live version from the album Galata - Felmay 2013 http://www.felmay.it) Potete acquistare i CD dell'Orchestra Bailam da You can buy Orchestra Bailam CDs from http://www.felmay.it/shop/item.php?id=10179 #.UmqIS1NZCt8 http://www.felmay.it/shop/item.php?id=9158 #.UmqIaFNZCt8 http://www.felmay.it/shop/item.php?id=8235 #.UmqIc1NZCt8 Orchestra Bailam on ITunes https://itunes.apple.com/it/album/galata/id605864856 https://itunes.apple.com/it/album/harem-bailam/id320663537 https://itunes.apple.com/it/album/non-occidentalizzarti/id287923854 Galata is a musical project that merges the Middle East with the Trallallero tradition, an ideal bridge that links today's city with the old Genoese quarter on the Golden Horn in Constantinople, in the days when "the Superb One" had important relationships with the entire Mediterranean and the Black Sea. It's an imaginary journey around the taverns, the smoking dens, the Cafés aman, the meeting places, through the Makams (Middle Eastern modal scales) and the melodies of the magic circle of Trallalero. The rhythms and the music recall Rebetiko and he lyrics in Genoese give voice to another Genoa away from Genoa, to the sense of distance from one's roots. Influenced by the Turkish, Greek, Persian, Armenian, Kurdish, Arab, Balkan and Rumi (European) multiculturality characterizing Ottoman culture, Orchestra Bailam translates into music Genoa's masculine character, with the Compagnia di Canto Trallalero, through the voices of Matteo Merli, Paolo Sobrero and Gael Princivalle. Following its Middle Eastern vision, ORCHESTRA BAILAM has arrived to the roots of the Genoese folk tradition together with COMPAGNIA DI CANTO TRALLALERO, creating a repertoire that establishes a new land of poetry Founded in 2012, Compagnia di Canto Trallalero, the voice of this project, is open to Middle Eastern contaminations, still preserving its traditional roots. Compagnia di Canto Trallalero is formed by selected members of different traditional "Squadre" (singing groups), as 'La Squadra' (ex Centro Storico) and 'Canterini Val Bisagno'. Orchestra Bailam Franco Minelli Guitars, Bouzouki, Baglamas, Oud, Vocals Edmondo Romano Soprano sax, Clarinet, Flutes, Bagpipes Luciano Ventriglia Drums, Darbouka, Percussions, Vocals Matteo Burrone Accordion Roberto Piga Violin Tommaso Rolando Doublebass, Bass Founded in 1989, Orchestra Bailamme has an acoustic repertoire that mixes klezmer music, Balkan odd meters, Greek-Turkish and Arab music, and original compositions in very dynamic, engaging and entertaining concerts, typical of the small Mediterranean orchestras. The Orchestra has recorded "Mamma li turchi" ('1991 SudNord), "Bailamme" (20'01 World Music), "Non occidentalizzarti" (20'06 Felmay), Lengua Serpentina (20'07 Cni), 'Harem Bailam ('2009 Felmay), Galata (2013). . Its members have played and acted in several theatrical performances (Butterfly Bazar, Moka Cabaret, Il mare negli occhi for Chanceeventi), have collaborated with Cavalli Marci, appeared in the film Tandem with Bizzarri and Kessisoglou and played in numerous klezmer music and world music festivals in Italy and abroad (France, Germany, Spain,...). Since 2004, they have performed in Russia, Crimea, Siberia and Turkey as representatives and promoters of Genoa -- European City of Culture 2004. In 2009 for the 20th anniversary, the live CD "Harem Bailam" was published, produced by Felmay. It is a live recording of the show 'Harem', with many guests (Marco Beasley, Eyal Lerner, Marco Fadda, Roberta Alloisio, Marica Pellegrini) Compagnia di Canto Trallalero Matteo Merli Tenor & Vocal Guitar (o primmo e a chitara) Paolo Sobrero Contralto (o contræto) Gael Princialle Baritone, Bass (o controbasso, basso) Founded in 2012, Compagnia di Canto Trallalero, the voice of this project, is open to Middle Eastern contaminations, still preserving its traditional roots. Compagnia di Canto Trallalero is formed by selected members of different traditional "Squadre" (singing groups), as 'La Squadra' (ex Centro Storico) and 'Canterini Val Bisagno'. http://WWW.ORCHESTRABAILAM.NET info@orchestrabailam.net