Teatro Verdi - 14 Febbraio 2008

Branduardi in concerto

 

The pieces are those of the ’Infinitamente Piccolo, but in some songs, either Angelo with his violin(male instrument), or Davide with the percussions, took fun in changing the introductions and the rythmical texture giving a whipping of new energy to the songs.
In the final part , when Angelo started singing with the guitar only ( female instrument), the surrounding became more intense and Angelo played Tango: “one of the very few love songs that I have written” and it has been a greatly appreciated present for S. Valentin.
Besides the fans that we were, the public was of great diversity and I think that it did'nt know more of Angelo's music except “la fiera dell’est” or “cogli la prima mela” ; the comments towards the performance were highly positive and full of admiration. At the concert, we got also the opportunity to know the congenial Mauro and Pamela, which attended the concert together with us and which, I hope, we'll meet again in the next concerts together with more branduardi-ans.
Till next time,

Micci

Photos and video: Francesco Cocorullo, Mauro Cassandra, Mariarita Coccia, Mauro Cassandra, Giovanni Pirri

We exit and we going to the stalls to see the concert. His performance was very good he singed the infinitamente piccolo’s songs in the first part, then he singed in the second part many other songs, his classics. Like alla fiera dell’est and cogli la prima mela, vanità di vanità, la luna and tango; at the end a big standing ovation for him with all the public stands up; a very exhaust Angelo receive also many roses from the enthusiastic public. A very intense moment it was when he talks with the Terni’s bishop, who give to Angelo his S. Damiano’s cross as a present for the concert and he speaks about a episode of S. Francesco’s passion. While S. Francesco was suffering God sends to him a angel to comfort him; “like us who have another Angelo” says the bishop. At this moment a very big standing ovation started for a misty Angelo. We’ve pass a very fantastic evening a year after Venice! 
Francesco