"Canti Popolari Siciliani" is a collection of Sicilian folk songs meticulously compiled by Giuseppe Pitrè , a renowned Sicilian folklorist and scholar. This volume preserves a rich oral tradition, offering insight into the cultural and historical life of Sicily through its music. The songs encompass various themes, reflecting the everyday experiences, beliefs, and values of the Sicilian people.
Pitrè's work is invaluable for ethnomusicologists, folklorists, and anyone interested in Italian regional culture. "Canti Popolari Siciliani" serves as a testament to the enduring power of folk music in shaping and reflecting community identity.
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