A nineteenth-century Italian folk song, which became very famous during the Second World War, in my arrangement for classical guitar. Tab and score available for free on: http://www.guitarfreescores.com
A nineteenth-century Italian folk song, which became very famous during the Second World War, in my arrangement for classical guitar. Tab and score available for free on: http://www.guitarfreescores.com
Awesome, Bep', as always. A great way to start the morning. Thanks!
Mick
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Excellent job, Giuseppe!
Mille grazie, Giuseppe! Wonderful arrangement and very nice playing.
Jim
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Beautiful, Giuseppe,
Why did this song become so famous in WWII?
Bill
IM(NS)HO
Posted down here : http://www.mandolincafe.com/forum/sh...819-Bella-Ciao.
but having a video to post got noticed .. Grazi
a Partisan over throwing the Fascist Musolini Government, rallying tune..Why did this song become so famous in WWII?
It's Really Great when Revived and done by a Big Street Marching band
with Lots of Brass , and Drums ..
Has been performed, to make a protest* of the perpetual Wars began by Decree
..over and over again, currently..
*with thousands, millions, around the world, also on the streets.
[member of Veterans For Peace]
writing about music
is like dancing,
about architecture
Does any one have a link to mandolin tabs for this song, bella ciao? I can't seem to find them elsewhere on the forum.
Cool, thanks for posting.
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