SEA AND MINES 2012 – CARLOFORTE – SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 29

Saturday, September 29
CARLOFORTE FILMTHEATRE Cavallera

Simonetta Soro Mauro Palmas

Excavations, Stories of mine
Text Mariangela Sedda
Original Music by Mauro Palmas

The idea of the show revolves around the personal lives and work of the people of the mines says and describes the years when they were the protagonists of well-being and economic development.

The work is divided over short scenes presented by a narrator adult voice of the collective memory, which tell stories of mine through human events and changes that the years and the work produced in the community from the thirties to the fifties, at the height of the development of mining towns.

In the background the great history filtered through the small everyday lives. The flash – back lit common and private stories that bring to life the atmosphere of that time.

Every memory tells of the work, struggles, of love and of the parties, which have filled with life and passion villages today desolate neglect.

The music, closely linked to the narrative of that world and capture sounds, voices and feelings, will make possible the dialogue between different realities, passing between tradition and innovation, and meeting times will create vivid musical sound horizons.

In scene narrated by Simonetta Soro says thinks and sings, his counterpoint is represented by Mauro Palmas almonds which are articulated on several registers, a duo that has the task of passing a memory and passing it through the immediacy of scenic representation to the public.