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Tonino Tesei - Sei marchigiane - Fausto Bongelli, piano

Tonino Tesei - Sei marchigiane I II IV Fausto Bongelli, piano Playlist:    • Tonino Tesei - Piano Music      • ITALIAN piano music      • DANCES for piano   SEI MARCHIGIANE The title of this collection. Sei marchigiane (Six marchigianes 1997-98), is taken from the region where I live: the Marche, in central Italy. Composers in the past centuries have given their dances names taken from nations, regions and cities - polonaises, ecossoises, siciliane, pavane or padovane (from Padua), tarantelle (from Taranto) and napolitane (from Naples). I am interested in folk music, not because I can quote themes or because 1 want to write music that is based in a folk language, but rather in order to renew and enrich my compositional style, the way Debussy did with the Javanese Gamelan or Ligeti with the African tradition. In my Sei Marchigiane, l've tried to reproduce the accompaniment of the concertina in the way it quickly alternates tonic and dominant chords. Also, I have attempted to recreate the flickering, the squabble, the weirdness, the frenzy of the old concertina players, who would play the instrument by ear in their spare time, as their job was in the fields (they were peasants). I heard them play as a child during country fairs. The six dances, written between 1997 and 1998, are all in three part form: A-B-A'. They are all in major keys. Minor modes are not found in the traditional repertoire from the Marche region; also, the concertina can only play in major modes. The keys are based on the whole tone scale: C major for the first dance, D major for the second, B flat major for the third, E major for the forth, A flat major for the fifth and F sharp major for the last one. T. Tesei