The tenor singing is the most vivid testimony to the archaic roots of the Sardinian culture. A proof of origin of these archaic forms of popular expression is tracing on a vessel Ozieri of civilization, dating back to 3000 BC The origins date back to the era nuragica, when civilization has established a pastoral connotations and characteristics social very special, of course, coming into contact with other advanced civilizations of the time and keep, despite the profound social changes of the postwar period.
The "chorus" is made up of four solo male voices (they are not allowed doubling of the parties or, of course, the absence of one of the four singers). At the "Geese" are entrusted with the vocal line and the actual verbal text (usually love poems and poems of Arcadian makeshift derive their inspiration from experiences): the tenor or baritone timbre is acute, the grave, after fifth and vocal separately. The "Bassu" guturale and ingle, and the "Contra", dark and blurry, the acute a falsetto, "Mesu Geese" blooms line of the song. The three parties are in blocks together and the sounds you hear on nonsense such as bombs, la-la and the like.
We find many similarities in the Sardinian polyphonic singing - in particular the guttural voices and asymmetrical rhythms, songs in the East, even Africa and Oceania.
Tenores I do not use written music: this musical tradition and culture is literally handed down from father to son. Their song is closely related to improvised poetry, even if they are perfectly capable of running on tracks made of poems written by authors of literary classics Sarda - totally unrecognized by the official Italian literature. Their songs describe moments of life for all day of the agricultural-pastoral or crafts, as can be love, sacred, or even satirical. The technique of throat singing and the sound of the breeze they arise, by these polyphonic, a myriad of harmonics (up concordu). The
Tenores to sing, you have to circle at times during the execution, running the ball. Tight and stiff, arm in arm, to tread or jumping, circling, with their song symbolizing the strength, social cohesion that comes inside. There is a real and true solar magnetism between the granitic soil of Sardinia and the singing of Tenores.
1 Sa Sa Lilla Viola Giranu (5.03 MB)
2 S 'Annunziata (3.83 MB)
3 Muttos (3.48 MB)
4 de Sa Ballarina Carrasecare (3.10 MB) 5
Avaros Sos (2.85 MB)
Ballu Seriu 6 (4.11 MB) Bonus Track
Bassu against (232 KB)
Bassu (201 KB)
Contra (208 KB)
Mesu (252 KB)
bassu Against Geese (228 KB)
Geese (264 KB)
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