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Folk Music in rome?

25 Sep 08 - 03:49 PM (#2450168)
Subject: Folk Music in rome?
From: GUEST,KD

Hi I have just moved to Rome to live and am looking for somewhere to listen and play folk music in Rome. anyone out there who is in Rome that knows of somewhere??
Many thanks

KD


26 Sep 08 - 10:35 AM (#2450845)
Subject: RE: Folk Music in rome?
From: GUEST,leeneia

Last year I visited Rome and learned one approach. Go to a newstand and buy a magazine called 'Roma Che' for 1 euro. In the back of it is a calendar of events. Look under International. Or was it World?

Using Roma Che we found a wonderful harp concert which was one of the high points of our trip.


26 Sep 08 - 10:40 AM (#2450850)
Subject: RE: Folk Music in rome?
From: GUEST,leeneia

Just for everyone's enjoyment, here's a link to a video by the harpist that we heard in Rome.


Guiliana at her harp

She has another video on YouTube, which you should find easily once you go to the one above.


26 Sep 08 - 10:42 AM (#2450852)
Subject: RE: Folk Music in rome?
From: Fred McCormick

I presume you mean English language folk music. I can't help you there unfortunatly, but Italian traditional music is wonderful and richly varied. If you can run any to earth in Rome, I think you'll find it well worth the effort.


26 Sep 08 - 02:36 PM (#2451051)
Subject: RE: Folk Music in rome?
From: Cool Beans

Last time I was in Rome I was hanging out one night at the Piazza Navona and someone in the crowd started playing "Buckdancers Choice" on the guitar. He was good, too. Wherever people congregate you're likely to hear some homemade music, although the quality wil lvary.


26 Sep 08 - 05:16 PM (#2451172)
Subject: RE: Folk Music in rome?
From: GUEST,KD

Ok thanks i will keep looking and get a copy of Rome Che.
Ciao.