Silanus quartet - A controbbu (1961)

Here is a rare recording that was superlatively hidden in the hard-to-find Italian Folklore archive. These recordings are very very rare, and aren't findable on any buyable CD's, which sucks. This is why I'm trying to reach a much wider audience and to bridge the Italian to English-speaking gap with very unique and cool music which is often overlooked and wrongly kept secret. This is a recording of a Sardinian throat-singing quartet from Silanus, Nuoro, Sardinia, recorded on May 6, 1961. Unfortunately, none of the recordings' titles or descriptions whatsoever ever mention names, only places and whether it's a trio, quartet, etc. So, unfortunately we only know the voice parts. Most throat-singing groups consist of a shepherd voice that sings the words, a goat-voice, a sheep and a cow, representative of different animals being taken care of by a shepherd - as Sardinia has a very strong pastoral connection.