The Cultural Festival continued in Garbatella on Saturday night with music and dancing under the stars and a crescent moon. I hope that these pictures can share some of the excitement and "magic" of people, young and old, being together and enjoying the folk traditions that are part of Italy.
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Showing posts with label folk music. Show all posts
Sunday, June 8, 2008
Saturday Night Folk Dancing
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The Cultural Festival continued in Garbatella on Saturday night with music and dancing under the stars and a crescent moon. I hope that these pictures can share some of the excitement and "magic" of people, young and old, being together and enjoying the folk traditions that are part of Italy.





The Cultural Festival continued in Garbatella on Saturday night with music and dancing under the stars and a crescent moon. I hope that these pictures can share some of the excitement and "magic" of people, young and old, being together and enjoying the folk traditions that are part of Italy.
Saturday, June 7, 2008
Friday Night in the Garden
Last night there was a concert of Mediterranean folk music "from east to west" in the giardino on the Via della Sette Chiese, across from our apartment building. Three singers and eleven instrumentalists presented an hour and a half of traditional music with lutes, guitar, accordion, strings and tambourine. About 150 neighbors of all ages gathered to enjoy the music. While listening to the music, it was fun to see young children (and even older people) dancing around the perimeter of the performance area. The musicians were set up in front of the chiesetta (little church) of Ss. Isadoro and Eurosia built in the early 1800's when our neighborhood of Garbatella was farm land.
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