Performer: Orchestrina
Genre: Folk, World, & Country
Album: Orchestrina
Released: 1991
Style: Volksmusik
MP3 version ZIP size: 1573 mb
FLAC version RAR size: 1736 mb
WMA version ZIP size: 1730 mb
Rating: 4.4
Votes: 929
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Tracklist Hide Credits

1	Polka All'Antica Musical Assistance [Song Instructed By] – Isidoro Frigerio
2	Valzer Di Gerra
3	Monfrina Sol - Do Musical Assistance [Song Instructed By] – Andreino Bordiga
4	Mazurka «Cech Ciciota» Musical Assistance [Song Instructed By] – Bandella TremoneseWritten-By – Cech Ciciota
5	Polka «Postillion» Musical Assistance [Song Instructed By] – Peter Reitmeir*
6	Zillertaler Ländler Transcription By – Karl Horak
7	Due Movrin Di Hötting Transcription By – Albin Kelderer, Karl Horak
8	Mazurka Di Stabio Musical Assistance [Song Instructed By] – Andrea Pellegrini
9	Polka Brillante
10	Ul Füm In Cà
11	Trüll Masollke Musical Assistance [Song Instructed By] – Appenzeller Space Schöttl
12	Polka Salisburgo Adapted By – Valter Biella
13	Scottish Del Togn Musical Assistance [Song Instructed By] – Togn*
14	Speranze Perdute Composed By – Alex Morelli
15	Primorsko Musical Assistance [Song Instructed By] – France Marolt
16	Monfrina «Moleta» Musical Assistance [Song Instructed By] – Nerio Richiedei, Valentino Zanetti
17	Maggio Di Caslano

Credits

• Contrabass – Giorgio Lanini
• Graphics – Anna Pacchin
• Guitar – Giotto Columberg
• Harp, Violin, Viola, Flute – Barbara Haid
• Violin, Accordion [Fisarmonica], Hurdy Gurdy [Ghironda] – Pietro Bianchi

Notes

Total time 50:29
Tracklist taken from disk. Booklet shows small variations on tracks 4 to 7:
4, 5: No use of quotation marks
6: "Ländler Del Zillertal"
7: "Movrin Di Hötting"

Collection of Volksmusik from all alpine regions with musicological background. Most of the songs are not documented in a manuscript, but transferred by oral heritage or taught by older musicians to the following generation. The "Musical Assistance [Song Instructed By]"-credit was chosen to credit the sources of the songs, given in the liner notes in the CD-booklet. These artists taught the Orchestrina-ensemble the respective songs by perfoming them together.

Detailed list of sources:
1: Polka from Lugano region dedicated by Isidoro Frigerio
2: Waltz from Gerra Piano
3: Monfrina from Brescia province taught by Andreina Bordiga
4: Mazurka taught by Bandella Tremonese, written by Cech Ciciota
5: Polka from Tyrolia, taught by Peter Reitmeier
6: Ländler from Hart, Zillertal, Tyrolia, taken from the book "Instrumentale Volksmusik aus Tirol" by Karl Horak, 1985
7: Two Movrin originated from a hand-written notebook by Albin Kelderer, later published in the book "Instrumentale Volksmusik aus Tirol" by Karl Horak, 1985
8: Mazurka taught by Andrea Pellegrini from Ticino, member of the Bandella di Stabio
9: Two versions recorded with Dorin Frigerio (for mandolin) and Togn Boldini (for wind instruments)
10: Waltz from Lugano region
11: Mazurka from Appenzell taught by "Appenzeller Space Schöttl"
12: Polka from Val Gandino discovered by Valter Biellafor the repertoire of Bandalpina.
13: Scottish taught by Togn Boldini
14: Composed by Alex Morelli in 1950 for the movie "Espoirs perdus"
15: Slovenian traditional themes, taught by Slovenian group "France Marolt" (recommended by Julijan Strajnar)
16: Monfrina from Val Caffaro taught by Nerio Richiedei and Valentino Zanetti
17: Improvisational, traditional beggars' song from Ticino

Barcode and Other Identifiers

• Rights Society: SUISA
• Matrix / Runout: Multi Media Masters Switzerland Orchestrina 1991
• Other (SPARS code): ADD