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Latitude
44.0184
Longitude
10.4497
Start Date
1994-01-05
End Date
1994-01-05

Description

3 minutes of sign subtitling of news, TG4, 2/1/94, then "Befanate" 5/1/94. The Befanate (Epiphany begging songs) were from 5 different places in the lower Garfagnana: Eglio, Montaltissimo, Gallicano, Molazzana, and Sassi. I was taken around by Gastone Venturelli (academic authority on Maggio and Tuscan popular traditions). The video was impossible - lots of people in narrow streets, hardly any light, but I recorded mainly for the audio. 1. Eglio - (Venturelli's home town) they sang a different verse for each house, plus standard begging and thanks songs). We visited several houses - accompanied by accordion. Corin Bone took photos [turned out badly so not archived]. 2. Montaltissimo - 2 places (had donkey, Befana was man in drag making obscene jokes) melody slightly different from Eglio - mostly young kids singing, no accompaniment 3. Gallicano - very different text and melody - northern style with harmonies - very good singing - cart with candles - guitar accompaniment. Gallicano is not strictly speaking in the Garfagnana, nor is Molazzana. 4. Molazzana - in minor key, with accordion - ritorello in major key. Venturelli says ritornello recently learnt. 5. Sassi - very similar to Eglio, but repeat last 2 lines instead of first line of text, ABCDCD not ABCDA. Eglio and Sassi are located very close together to the point where they are counted as a single locality, nevertheless there is a significant difference.

Sources

ID
tbdd08
Source
https://catalog.paradisec.org.au/repository/LB2/VT9402

Extended Data

ID
LB2-VT9402
Languages
Italian - ita
Countries
Italy - IT
Publisher
Linda Barwick
Contact
admin@paradisec.org.au
License
Open (subject to agreeing to PDSC access conditions)
Rights
Open (subject to agreeing to PDSC access conditions)