Newpoli
Ritmi Della Terra
Italian octet Newpoli has helped redefine continental folk music for the third decade of the 21st century. Melding a variety of Mediterranean influences with Turkish rhythmics and Spanish-style melodic romanticism, the band—fronted by vocalists Carmen Marsico and Angela Rossi—plays at the Albuquerque Special Collections Library on Tuesday, Jan. 28 at noon. The concert is free and meant for all ages. It's also being held in one of Albuquerque's most enchanting Pueblo Revival buildings, a registered city landmark built in the style popularized by John Gaw Meem in the mid-1920s. Taken together, this concert experience is sure to be a highlight of the weekly cultural outings available only in The Duke City, N.M. (August March)
Tuesday Jan 28, 2020
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Special Collections Library
Albuquerque, NM 87102
US
Phone: 505-848-1376
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The Italian group stirs up a sound that melds Italian folk music, Greek and Turkish grooves, Mediterranean and Spanish colors and a contemporary sensibility they call "Mediterranean Pulse."
Newpoli is a unique group with a powerful sound and a 21st century take on their tradition that is beyond comparison. With exciting interpretations of traditional and originals that draw deeply from one of the world's lesser-known music traditions, Newpoli is Italy's next inspiring interpreter of southern Italy's taranta tradition. The group stirs up a mesmerizing sound that melds traditional Italian folk music, Greek and Turkish Grooves, Mediterranean and Spanish colors, and a contemporary sensibility they call "Mediterranean Pulse." Don’t miss this free performance, the latest in a monthly series of free events in collaboration with AMP Concerts and the Friends of the Public Library.
