Join in on today's episode, where I will be interviewing the band Suonno d’Ajere, who brings back classical Neapolitan songs. Three passionate musicians, born in the city of Naples, have come together to prove once and for all that the tradition of Neapolitan song writing is still as moving and relevant as it has ever been.

A trio that breathes together from the slightest to the fullest whisper. A voice, that of Irene Scarpato, frontwoman of the group, a vocal and scenic body that releases a variety of timbres as bewitching as essential. A guitar, played in many different styles:from the “posteggia”‘s ripped to the Van Wood’s stoppato. A mandolin and a mandoloncello, always on the move, costantly looking for a sensual touch, as virtuosic as it is expressive, An ensemble made of three instruments dialoguing and humoring each other, running in countertempo through a sought-after repertoire of genres: from serenata to “tear-jerking” song,from macchietta to unpublished composition.

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