Bagpipe and singers chanting to la Madonna della libera

[@brigitklement2676]

Thank you for posting this - I am home sick with COVID

[@alessandrabella71]

ph no so sorry

[@1720-l8e]

Hi Alexandra love your work. Yiu should also contact The Ausar Auset Society in New York led by Ra Un Nefer Amen. They have a strong Auset / Isis / Black Madonna heritage and it is very holistic. Some of us as Black people of the Diaspora are waking up to this wonderful aspect of our heritage. Thank you for sharing. Love your audiobook by the way.

[@michaelkazmierskidunn7189]

Ciao Alessandra! You may remember my friend Cassie who was the craziest I've ever known about the tamburello. Well, I'm one of her friends who is the craziest about bagpipes. Particularly the zampogna, since 2010! I'm making a collection of the rarest zampogna recordings on my channel which includes translations. Just stumbled across this video and I thought I'd definitely drop you a comment as a HUGE zampogna fan. The instruments sound like a "3 palmi" zampogna in G, of the Lucana type of design. Of interest I have put entire albums dedicated to the zampogna on my own channel if you'd like to give them a listen.