Another Sicilian song; which music style is closest to this one?

[Sikeliot]

Omg
What the hell is clarinet-based music and how does it relate with the North?

Arvanite music

[Faklon]

Arvanite music

Any use of the clarinet is Arvanite music?

What's Arvanite music to begin with?

In the other thread they were speaking for polyphony,that makes some sense.

BUT CLARINET-BASED MUSIC?

FOR REAL?

[Sikeliot]

Any use of the clarinet is Arvanite music?

What's Arvanite music to begin with?

In the other thread they were speaking for polyphony,that makes some sense.

BUT CLARINET-BASED MUSIC?

FOR REAL?

I mean like this:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ogRE6KnJU68

[Faklon]

I mean like this:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ogRE6KnJU68

This is Epirote,not Arvanite and it doesn't characterise every region.

You're bad to this.

If opera uses clarinet,does it make it Arvanite music?

Anyway,I'm no specialist myself.One should get here to explain.

[Sikeliot]

This is Epirote,not Arvanite and it doesn't characterise every region.

You're bad to this.

If opera uses clarinet,does it make it Arvanite music?

Anyway,I'm no specialist myself.One should get here to explain.

I mean if that is what people think of as Greek music, then they won't think any Sicilian music sounds Greek. Which it does but not that style.

[Faklon]

I mean if that is what people think of as Greek music, then they won't think any Sicilian music sounds Greek. Which it does but not that style.

You spoke of clarinet-based music.I't like speaking for guitar-based when you get from salsa to heay metal.

One may not think Sicilian for many reasons,not necessarily because it's imported of some sort.

[Peter Nirsch]

why did you group North Italy with France? I don't understand
this music sounds very Italian.