Riccardo Tesi's "Sopra i tetti di Firenze" is a captivating journey through the rich tapestry of Italian folk music, released on September 12, 2010, under the Materiali Sonori label. This double album, spanning 19 tracks and 85 minutes, is a heartfelt homage to the legendary Caterina Bueno, with whom Tesi began his musical journey in 1978. The album features a stellar lineup of collaborators, including Lucilla Galeazzi, who appears on multiple tracks, as well as notable artists like Gianna Nannini, Piero Pelù, and Nada.
The album is a beautiful blend of traditional Italian folk songs and new compositions, showcasing Riccardo Tesi's mastery of the diatonic accordion. Each track is a testament to the depth and breadth of Italian musical heritage, from the lively "Tiralla'" to the poignant "La passione." The inclusion of inedits, resulting from Tesi and Geri's extensive research, adds a layer of authenticity and freshness to the collection.
"Sopra i tetti di Firenze" is not just a collection of songs but a celebration of Italian culture and the enduring legacy of Caterina Bueno. Whether you're a seasoned fan of folk music or a newcomer to the genre, this album offers a rich and rewarding listening experience. The collaboration between Riccardo Tesi and Maurizio Geri, along with the diverse array of featured artists, makes this album a standout in the world of Italian folk music.
Suite della mietitura (feat. Carlo Monni)Riccardo Tesi, Maurizio Geri, Lucilla Galeazzi, Claudio Carboni, Stefano Melone, Filippo Pedol, Marco Fadda, Carlo Monni, Alice Sobrero, Emma Biondi, Gianna Nannini, Piero Pelù, Nada, Daniele Sepe, Davide Riondino
E bene venga maggio (feat. Caterina Bueno)Riccardo Tesi, Maurizio Geri, Caterina Bueno, Stefano Melone, Gianna Nannini, Piero Pelù, Nada, Carlo Monni, Daniele Sepe, Davide Riondino
Maggio (Piero Pelù - Daniele Sepe)Riccardo Tesi, Maurizio Geri, Claudio Carboni, Stefano Melone, Marco Fadda, Piero Pelù, Daniele Sepe, Riccardo Tarlini, Tiziano Mazzoni, Gianna Nannini, Nada, Carlo Monni, Davide Riondino
La passioneRiccardo Tesi, Maurizio Geri, Claudio Carboni, Stefano Melone, Filippo Pedol, Marco Fadda, Francesca Breschi, Alice Sobrero, Gianna Nannini, Piero Pelù, Nada, Carlo Monni, Daniele Sepe, Davide Riondino
Il SirioRiccardo Tesi, Maurizio Geri, Claudio Carboni, Stefano Melone, Filippo Pedol, Marco Fadda, Custodio Castelo, Gianna Nannini, Piero Pelù, Nada, Carlo Monni, Daniele Sepe, Davide Riondino
Bella una serpeMaurizio Geri, Riccardo Tesi, Stefano Melone, Gianna Nannini, Piero Pelù, Nada, Carlo Monni, Daniele Sepe, Davide Riondino
Il trenino che parte e va (feat. Lucilla Galeazzi)Riccardo Tesi, Maurizio Geri, Lucilla Galeazzi, Claudio Carboni, Stefano Melone, Filippo Pedol, Marco Fadda, Gianna Nannini, Piero Pelù, Nada, Carlo Monni, Daniele Sepe, Davide Riondino
Fagioli con le cotenneRiccardo Tesi, Maurizio Geri, Claudio Carboni, Stefano Melone, Filippo Pedol, Marco Fadda, Gianna Nannini, Piero Pelù, Nada, Carlo Monni, Daniele Sepe, Davide Riondino
Storia del 107Riccardo Tesi, Maurizio Geri, Claudio Carboni, Stefano Melone, Filippo Pedol, Marco Fadda, Gianna Nannini, Piero Pelù, Nada, Carlo Monni, Daniele Sepe, Davide Riondino
Riccardo Tesi is a renowned Italian musician celebrated for his mastery of the diatonic accordion, also known as the melodeon. Born in Pistoia in 1956, Tesi is a pioneer of ethnic music in Italy, blending traditional folk sounds with contemporary influences. His discography is rich with albums like "Madreperia," "Kafkaffè," and "Origami," each offering a unique journey through Italian folk music. Tesi's compositions, such as "Ai ventiquattro" and "Franziska," showcase his virtuosity and innovative approach to the accordion. Whether performing solo or with ensembles like Banditaliana, Tesi's music is a vibrant exploration of cultural heritage and musical innovation.
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