Lucilla Galeazzi

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Lucilla Galeazzi at the TFF Rudolstadt 2013

Lucilla Galeazzi (born December 24, 1950 in Terni , Umbria ) is an Italian singer. In the 1970s and 80s she was one of the best-known voices of the Italian folk revival around Giovanna Marini . In 1987 she began her solo career, but produced many albums with other musicians.

Career

Lucilla Galeazzi began her career as a teenager in a pop group. It was decisively shaped by the meeting with the ethnomusicologists Valentino Paparelli and Alessandro Portelli in Valnerina; she had singing lessons with the soprano Michiko Hiroyama and the bass Gianni Socci . In 1977 she became a member of Giovanna Marini's vocal quartet, with whom she recorded four albums and also performed internationally. She appeared in Roberto de Simone's production of Stabat Mater in 1986 at the Naples Opera and then toured the United States.

In 1987 Galeazzi founded her first own trio Il Trillo with Ambrogio Sparagna and Carlo Rizzo , in which she interpreted oral folk songs in a contemporary way. In later productions she expanded her repertoire in the direction of baroque music and jazz. With the jazz musicians Michel Godard and Vincent Courtois , she founded the Trio Rouge ; In addition, she was part of Christina Pluhar's baroque ensemble L'Arpeggiata for several years . She is also a member of the Bella Ciao project , which reinterprets Italian workers and partisan songs. In 2019 she presented working songs by women on the album Alegria e Libertà with singers from Galicia and the Belgian ensemble Ialma . Galeazzi also recalled great historical themes: your production Il Fronte delle Donne commemorates the role of women in World War I. the production La Nave a Vapore is dedicated to the story of emigration from Italy.

Discography (selection)

  • 1977: Giovanna Marini: Correvano coi carri
  • 1977: Giovanna Marini: La grande madre impazzita
  • 1980: Giovanna Marini: Cantate pour tous les jours 1 e 2
  • 1984: Giovanna Marini: Pour Pier Paolo Pasolini
  • 1986: Anninnia (With Paolo Damiani )
  • 1986: Il paese con le ali (With Ambrogio Sparagna)
  • 1987: Lucilla Galeazzi and Giancarlo Schiaffini : Per Devozione
  • 1990: Cantata profana (With Giovanna Marini)
  • 1992: Il Trillo (L. Galeazzi, Ambrogio Sparagna, Carlo Rizzo )
  • 1993: Giofà il servo del re (With Ambrogio Sparagna)
  • 1995: Invito (with Ambrogio Sparagna)
  • 1995: L. Galeazzi and Claude Barthélemy Trio: Rock's Airs de la lune
  • 1996: Mammas (With Philippe Eidel)
  • 1997 :: Cuore di terra
  • 1997: Banda Cittá Ruvo di Puglia: La Banda (With Michel Godard )
  • 1997: La via dei Romei (With Ambrogio Sparagna)
  • 1998: Michael Riessler : Honey and Ashes
  • 1999: Michel Godard: Ali d'oro
  • 2000: Michel Godard: Castel del Monte (With Linda Bsiri, Pino Minafra , Gianluigi Trovesi , Jean-Louis Matinier , Renaud Garcia-Fons & Pierre Favre )
  • 2001: Lunario
  • 2002: Christina Pluhar / L'Arpeggiata: La Tarantella
  • 2002: Renaissance (With Philippe Eidel)
  • 2004: Christina Pluhar / L'Arpeggiata: All'improvviso
  • 2004: Trio Rouge (Lucilla Galeazzi, Michel Godard, Vincent Courtois )
  • 2005: Amore e Acciaio
  • 2010: Sopra i tetti di Firenze (with Riccardo Tesi, Maurizio Geri)
  • 2010: Ancora Bella Ciao Lucilla Galeazzi (with D. Polizzotto, S. Scatozza)
  • 2011: Christina Pluhar / L'Arpeggiata: La Tarantella / Antidotum Tarantulae
  • 2012: Il Natale dei Semplici (with N. Citarella, C. Bava ciaramella, G. Galfetti, C. Califano, Nora Tigges)
  • 2012: Christina Pluhar / L'Arpeggiata: Los Pájaros Perdidos - The South American Project
  • 2013: Festa Italiana (with N. Citarella, Marco Ambrosini , K. Seddiki, C. Califano, C.Rizzo, F.Turrisi, L. Teruggi, S. Napoli, A. Sparagna, A. D'Alessandro)
  • 2015: Sirena dei Mantici (with Ascanio Celestini, Lucilla Galeazzi, Fisorchestra Fancelli, M. Gatti)
  • 2015: Bella Ciao (with Riccardo Tesi, Andrea Salvadori, Gigi Biolcati, Elena Ledda , Ginevra Di Marco, Alessio Lega)
  • 2019: Alegria e Libertà

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Archived copy ( memento of January 25, 2009 in the Internet Archive ) on October 14, 2008
  2. ↑ Allegria, libertà e la forza delle donne (Oe1)

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personal data
SURNAME Galeazzi, Lucilla
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Italian singer
DATE OF BIRTH December 24, 1950
PLACE OF BIRTH Terni , Umbria