American male quartet singing a traditional Sardinian "Cantu a Tenore" song for Holy Week, "Ottava del Tre." We learned this from a recording by Tenores di Oniferi. English translation: Three Hours lasted His agony Christ three years prayed in church Three nails hurt the Messiah One in each hand and the other in His feet Ladies devout cried for him, three: Magdalena, Veronica, and Mary. Three Hours lasted His agony Christ three years prayed in church Three nails hurt the Messiah One in each hand and the other in His feet Ladies devout cried for him, three: Magdalena, Veronica, and Mary. Three men killed Him and three men tempted Him. On the third day he was resurrected. Three men killed Him and three men tempted Him. On the third day he was resurrected The singers are: Gideon Crevoshay (mesu oche), Carl Linich (contra), Avery Book (bassu), Doug Paisley (oche). Recorded at our second concert appearance, January 24, 2011, in Williamstown, Massachusetts, USA.
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Tenores de Aterúe is a quartet of Americans who sing traditional Sardinian, Corsican, Italian, and other Mediterranean songs. We are especially infatuated with Sardinian cantu a tenore singing. The singers are Doug Paisley (oche), Gideon Crevoshay (mesu oche), Carl Linich (contra), and Avery Book (bassu). This is a sacred hymn to St. Gavin the Martyr, which we learned from the repertoire of the Tenores di Oniferi. On October 25, 303 AD, Gavin was martyred in Porto Torres, Sardinia, having been tortured under Diocletian for refusing to renounce his Christianity. St. Gavin is the patron saint of the town of Oniferi.
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UNESCO: Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity - 2008 URL: www.unesco.org Description: Canto a tenore has developed within the pastoral culture of Sardinia. It represents a form of polyphonic singing performed by a group of four men using four different voices called bassu, contra, boche and mesu boche. One of its characteristics is the deep and guttural timbre of the bassu and contra voices. It is performed standing in a close circle. The solo singers chants a piece of prose or a poem while the other voices form an accompanying chorus. Most practitioners live in the region of Barbagia and other parts of central Sardinia. Their art of singing is very much embedded in the daily life of local communities. Often it is performed spontaneously in local bars called su zilleri, but also at more formal occasions, such as weddings, sheepshearings, religious festivities or the Barbaricino carnival. The Canto a tenore encompasses a vast repertoire that varies within Sardinia. The most common melodies are the serenade boche e notte (the voice of the night) and dance songs such as the mutos, gosos and ballos. The lyrics are either ancient or contemporary poems on present-day issues, such as emigration, unemployment and politics. In this sense, the songs can be regarded as both traditional and contemporary cultural expressions. The canto a tenore is especially vulnerable to socio-economic changes, such as the decline of the pastoral culture and the increase ...
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American male quartet singing a traditional Sardinian "Cantu a Tenore" folk song, "Ballu Dillu (A Sa Campagna)." We learned this dance song from a recording by Tenores di Bitti. The singers are: Gideon Crevoshay (mesu oche), Carl Linich (contra), Avery Book (bassu), Doug Paisley (oche). Recorded at our second concert appearance, January 24, 2011, in Williamstown, Massachusetts, USA.
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Shepherds in central Sardegna have long been known for their particular style of singing..... more like a chant. Here is a group of 4 men, singing their traditional song, in June 2010. No accompanying music... just the voices in harmony.
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Sardinian Music!
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Eminem canta Gonario!!!! XD auhauhauahuah Eminem sings a sardinian song!! very funny
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Bad quality and sound but i wanna share it anyway. this is sardinian song, sung by us....and me as the soloist. sorry again for the bad quality :-)
Tags :Acapella, A-capella, unu, ballu, pilicanu, sardinian, men, choir

Sardian is the Island of Syrens as you can see from these images.
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Elena Ledda - IN TRESE Album: Maremannu Elena Ledda is one of the most prominent singers of Sardinian folk music. This song is sung in Sardu (a regional language of the island of Sardinia - an autonomous region of Italy) Depitcted are Sardinian landscapes musica e cultura sarda :)
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Gruppo Sardo Dr. Drer en crc Posse, are comming from Casteddu/Cagliari, the main capital of Sardinia. This Hip hop and ragamuffin-formation won the public award of the song festival SunS for minority languages from Italy and the Alps. Dr. Drer -- synonym for Michele Atzori -- is a important figure in the music scene from Sardinia. He not only participates in the music, he is also politically involved . He is active in a radical Sardinian party, that wants Sardinia to be completely independent. Dr. Drer is already a part of the colourful and lively music scene of Sardinia for about 15 years now. His music is a combination of Sardinian rap and ragamuffin, combined with elements from traditional Sardinian music. The band is world famous on Sardinia and with the larger community of Sardinian emigrants. The band has already begun mobilising the big community of Sardines in the Netherlands to come to Leeuwarden to see Dr Drer en crc Posse in the Harmonie on Saturday 31 October.
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Ivanno & Simmone teach us how to dance a sardinian music
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Performance by "Su Masu" from Sardinia atBillingham International Folklore Festival 2007. Please visit our online shop at www.billinghamfestival.co.uk/store and browse through our World collection of video, music, books, pictures, crafts, etc.
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( video 2006, Alghero town, Sardinia, Italy). Alghero (l'Alguer in Catalan and S'Alighèra in Sardinian), is a town of about 42000 inhabitants (down from 54300 inhabitants since early 20th century) in Italy. The area of today's Alghero was settled since pre-historical times. The so-called Ozieri culture was present here in the 4th millennium BCE while the nuraghe civilization was present from around 1500 BC for, and traces of Phoenician buildings have been found not far from the city. Due to his strategic position in the Mediterranean Sea Alghero was born around a fortified port, founded around 1102 by the Genoese Doria family. The Doria ruled it for centuries, apart from a brief period under the rule of Pisa (1283-1284). In 1353 it was captured by the Aragonese under Bernardo de Cabrera, and could later grow thanks to the arrival of Catalan colonists: in the early 16th century Alghero received the status of King's City (ciutat de l'Alguer) and developed economically. The Catalano-Aragonese were followed by Habsburg Spain, whose dominion, ended in 1702, brought some decadence to the city. In 1720 Alghero and Sardinia were handed over to the Piedmont based House of Savoy. Around 1750 a wide channel was excavated to improve the defensive stand of the peninsula. In 1821 famine led to a revolt of the population, which was bloodily suppressed. At the end of the same century Alghero was de-militarized and, during the Fascist era, part of the surrounding marshes was reclaimed and ...
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www.organetto.info - Accademia del Mantice - Diatonic Accordion Academy - Sardinian dances (Italy)
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Tenores di Bitti singing in a church in Savigliano
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One of the most important and Sardinian Folk group performs the Classic Logudoro Dance. Ittiri can be considered as one of the most important cultural northern Sardinia Centre in which folklore, Culture and tradition are bread and soul for the people. Their costume is extraordinary and the jewels as well as Ittiri is also one the richest centres in northern Sardinia.
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Ktm 690 Enduro with Metzeler Enduro 3 Sahara rubbers 1,4 bar, 15-45 sprockets, doing the best of this bike: BOTH fast cornering (strada) and mule track climbing (enduro), just in the same drive shot (no wheel nor setting nor sprocket changes). And then a "successful" chasing of a gsxr 1100... Location: one of the notorious beautiful twisty roads in Sardinia, just besides one the tracks of the Rally Raid Sardegna 2011 (the rally match was being done meanwhile this video shot, check the race staff along the road). Enjoy it!
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Boghes de petra song Kenze Neke Sardinian clip art by Shogun
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