DisCanto is a group of Italian conservatory-trained musicians who reinterpret traditional Abruzzese and ethnic southern Italian songs through contemporary and traditional instrumentation.
Sung in dialect, the songs evoke the Apennine Mountains, which have defined Abruzzo's culture, and cover historical themes of celebration, mourning, and struggle. They also reflect the diverse influences that have played a role in Abruzzo's history.
PHILADELPHIA MUSEUM OF ART - FRIDAY, AUGUST 1, 2014
FROM 5:00 TO 8:45 PM - FREE AFTER ADMISSION
This is an Art after Five event realized in collaboration with the Consulate General of Italy in Philadelphia.
Friday evenings take on a whole new groove with Art After 5, a unique blend of entertainment from 5:00–8:45 p.m. With an eclectic mix of international music on the first Friday of each month, and recognized and emerging jazz artists performing all other Fridays, it's a stylish way to start your weekend.
The Great Stair Hall is transformed into an intimate cabaret for Art After 5 performances. Starr Events serves up fun, sharable snacks and light supper options, as well as cocktails, wine and beer to compliment the live entertainment. Relax at a table with waiter service or stop by the bar.
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