Fiuminale: The Timeless Fusion of Two Corsican Voices

Fiuminale: The Timeless Fusion of Two Corsican Voices
Fiuminale: The Timeless Fusion of Two Corsican Voices

Fiuminale, a name that resonates like a gentle whisper in the heart of the Corsican hills, but which rises with captivating power on stage. This duo formed by Maxime Merlandi and Jean Philippe Guissani has forged an unwavering bond with the public for decades.

Jean Philippe Guissani enlightens us on the essence of Fiuminale.

Exploration of a Little-Known Repertoire

The concept of Fiuminale transcends the boundaries of time and space. “It’s a duo that knew how to explore a perhaps lesser-known repertoire of Corsican singing,” he explains. Between traditional songs, laments and lullabies, Fiuminale explores the little-known treasures of island culture, revealing a musical intimacy forged over 45 years of complicity.

Music for All Audiences

Fiuminale’s music is aimed at a varied audience, nourishing both connoisseurs of Corsican singing and those in search of discoveries. Through a poignant narration, the duo enlightens spectators on the soul of Corsica, its landscapes and its mysteries, thus offering an immersive and emotional experience.

Corsica at the Heart of the Experience

“We want the public to remember the essence of Corsica after our concert,” declares Jean Philippe Guissani. Beyond the songs, Fiuminale celebrates the visceral attachment to the island, touching a universal feeling of belonging among spectators, whether they are islanders or not.

The Island, Silent Protagonist

Corsican identity remains at the heart of each Fiuminale performance, despite aspirations for individual recognition. “We have come to terms with the idea that Corsica is the star of history,” admits Jean-Philippe Guissani. The island thus becomes the silent protagonist of each concert, recalling its inevitable influence on the duo.

Between Tours and Future Projects

Between two dates, the duo finds time to cultivate new projects. “We are preparing an album,” announces Jean-Philippe Guissani, testifying to their continued commitment to their art. The deep complicity between the two artists allows for an instant connection on stage, even if each performance is carefully prepared.

Concert dates 2024: Reservations

  • Monday May 13 at 8:30 p.m.: Vals-les-Bains (07) – St-Martin Church
  • Tuesday May 14 at 8:30 p.m.: Tain-l’Hermitage (26) – ND Church of the Assumption
  • Wednesday May 15 at 8:30 p.m.: Montélimar (26) – Sainte-Croix Collegiate Church
  • Thursday May 16 at 8:30 p.m.: Romans-sur-Isère (26) – Church of Our Lady of Lourdes
  • Tuesday May 28 at 8:30 p.m.: Hauterives (26) – St-Martin Church
  • Wednesday July 10 Boxwood Baronnies
  • Thursday September 26 Pierrelatte
  • Friday September 27 Saint Jean en Royans
  • Friday October 18 Private
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