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Italian Traditional
Santa Lucia
Released Album
 
Works Info
Composer
:
Italian Traditional
Genre
:
Vocal
Style
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Song
Compose Date
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before 1860
Average_duration
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3:00
'Santa Lucia' is a traditional Italian song that has become a popular folk song around the world. The song is believed to have originated in the city of Naples, Italy, in the late 19th century. The exact date of its composition is unknown, but it is believed to have been written sometime in the 1840s. The song was first performed publicly in Naples in 1849, and it quickly became popular throughout Italy. It was later introduced to the rest of Europe and the United States, where it became a popular folk song. 'Santa Lucia' is a simple and beautiful song that is typically performed in a slow and gentle tempo. The song is composed of two main sections, each of which is repeated several times. The first section is a simple melody that is played on a solo instrument, such as a guitar or a mandolin. The second section is a more complex melody that is played by a group of instruments, such as a string quartet or a small orchestra. The song is typically performed in three movements. The first movement is a slow and gentle introduction that sets the mood for the rest of the song. The second movement is a more lively and upbeat section that features the main melody of the song. The third movement is a slow and gentle conclusion that brings the song to a peaceful and calming end. The characteristics of 'Santa Lucia' are its simple and beautiful melody, its slow and gentle tempo, and its use of traditional Italian instruments, such as the mandolin and the guitar. The song is also known for its beautiful lyrics, which describe the beauty of the city of Naples and the love of the singer for his beloved. Overall, 'Santa Lucia' is a beautiful and timeless song that has become a beloved part of Italian and world culture. Its simple melody and gentle tempo make it a perfect song for relaxation and reflection, and its beautiful lyrics make it a powerful expression of love and devotion.
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