Pizzica
Jul 12

Musical Discussion and Exploration | Andrea Ramolo with Kalàscima

Members of the popular Salentine band Kalàscima and Italian-Canadian recording artist Andrea Ramolo will take us through a discussion and exploration of the ancestral instruments, music, rhythms, and even dance of southern Italy and the Salento in particular.  We will hear samples of pizzicas and tarantellas, the folklore behind the music of the south, and witness the very unique and ancient instruments that make this music possible.

Andrea Ramolo with Kalàscima is an exciting new international collaboration of world music in the Italian language featuring southern Italian electronic/folk band Kalàscima and multiple Canadian Folk Music Award nominee and alternative songwriter Andrea Ramolo. This musical endeavour, supported by the Canada Arts Council, was created with the intention of introducing Canadian audiences to the ancestral and folk music of southern Italy… but with a twist. With electronic music, Kalàscima blends Italian hip-hop, folk, traditional, Balkan, and other Mediterranean sounds. With Andrea’s soulful voice and connection to the traditional music and dance of southern Italy, this project promises to get crowds jumping and dancing in a Mediterranean-style trance with goat-skin hand drums, Italian bagpipes, accordion, Bouzouki, baritone sax, multiple harmonies, drums, synth, and electronic sounds as well as the soul and passion of southern Italy.

Istituto Italiano di Cultura

DETAILS

Istituto Italiano di Cultura
(416) 921-3802

496 Hurron Street
Toronto ON M5R 2R3
Canada

DATE & TIME

- [ Add to Calendar ] 2023-07-12 23:00:00 2023-07-13 00:30:00 Musical Discussion and Exploration | Andrea Ramolo with Kalàscima <p>Members of the popular Salentine band <strong>Kalàscima and</strong> Italian-Canadian recording artist <strong>Andrea Ramolo</strong> will take us through a discussion and exploration of the ancestral instruments, music, rhythms, and even dance of southern Italy and the Salento in particular.  We will hear samples of pizzicas and tarantellas, the folklore behind the music of the south, and witness the very unique and ancient instruments that make this music possible.</p>

496 Hurron Street
Toronto ON M5R 2R3
Canada

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