This is a three-day manifestation of Maltese folk singing (M. Ghana). Maltese folk singing has various genres e.g. ‘Ghana tal-Fatt', whereby the singer recounts a story in verses that relate to a tragic past event. Another genre is ‘Ghana spirtu pront': two singers hit out at each other with sharp and witty retorts as one sings out and the other responds with spontaneously thought out lyrics; and 'Ghana fl-gholi' wherein the stanzas are sung in an extremely high note /pitch remotely similar to a flamenco folk song - this singing is also known as ala Bormliza.A variety of foreign folk singers and musicians hailing from various countries in the Mediterranean also participate in this festival. Throughout the three days of the festival, there will also be a series of crafts demonstrations on various stands.For further information:Email: info@maltaculture.com Website: www.maltaculture.com Tel: 356 21245168
This is a three-day manifestation of Maltese folk singing (M. Ghana). Maltese folk singing has various genres e.g. ‘Ghana tal-Fatt', whereby the singer recounts a story in verses that relate to a tragic past event. Another genre is ‘Ghana spirtu pront': two singers hit out at each other with sharp and witty retorts as one sings out and the other responds with spontaneously thought out lyrics; and 'Ghana fl-gholi' wherein the stanzas are sung in an extremely high note /pitch remotely similar to a flamenco folk song - this singing is also known as ala Bormliza.A variety of foreign folk singers and musicians hailing from various countries in the Mediterranean also participate in this festival. Throughout the three days of the festival, there will also be a series of crafts demonstrations on various stands.
For further information:Email: info@maltaculture.com Website: www.maltaculture.com Tel: 356 21245168