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The Alluvion World Music Series Presents: Alla Boara

  • The Alluvion 414 East Eighth Street Traverse City, MI, 49686 United States (map)

Doors & bar at 7 - Music at 7:30

$30 advance tickets - $35 at the door
Seated listening room - style show - All ages - General admission

Take an Italian folk music journey with Alla Boara for another outstanding addition to The Alluvion World Music Series. From the specific dialects, stories and songs of Italy’s pre-industrial past spring Alla Boara’s dynamic and touching performances that inspire listeners of any heritage to treasure their ancestral roots and to revel in our shared humanity, which is as surprising, playful, mournful and tender as the songs themselves.

FEATURING:

Amanda Powell - Vocals

Anthony Taddeo - Drums & Percussion

Dan Bruce - Guitar

Tommy Lehman - Flugelhorn/Trumpet

Ian Kinnaman - Bass

Mark Micchelli - Piano/Accordion

ALLA BORA

Alla Boara celebrates the deep history of human music-making by cultivating fresh sounds from the ancient roots of regional Italian folk songs. Amanda Powell’s impassioned vocals burst with the drama and humor of Italian life propelled by drummer and ensemble founder Anthony Taddeo.

The storytelling behind this daring ensemble is intoxicating and has the dazzling soloing of a veteran jazz ensemble to Taddeo’s imaginative re-composition of these ancient songs, many of which have disappeared in a tide of modernity.

Becca Stevens, GRAMMY-nominated singer/songwriter praised Alla Boara for "breathing new possibilities into timeless stories while weaving in limitless and unexpected musical flavors, and the ensemble’s debut recording “Le Tre Sorelle” was praised by Cleveland Magazine for its “top-notch musicianship.” The band has received critical acclaim from NPR’s “Shuffle,” SWR2 in Germany, All About Jazz, Jazz Weekly, and Cleveland Magazine.

From the specific dialects, stories and songs of Italy’s pre-industrial past spring Alla Boara’s dynamic and touching performances that inspire listeners of any heritage to treasure their ancestral roots and to revel in our shared humanity, which is as surprising, playful, mournful and tender as the songs themselves.


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