CORVIALE CHORAL

CORALE CORVIALE is a sound walk which weaves the voices of some inhabitants of the Serpentone, a residential complex located in the Corviale area, on the southwestern outskirts of Rome. Becoming a symbol of the failure of the capital’s housing and social inclusion policies, life continues to flow in its cyclical nature in the cement snake that is almost a kilometer long. Families grow, the surrounding nature resists, luxuriant, with its inhabitants.

CORALE is a tribute to beautiful and fragile things like the human, plant and animal lives that populate these places. CORALE is a celebration of the Mother Goddess – the goddess of maturation, of growth – who was revered here by the Romans with the name of Dia.

CHORAL is the hope of looking within, reveal the deep meaning of things and rebuild that natural and essential bond that makes us part of a community called Earth.

Listen to the sound compositions

Corale Corviale - La Frangia

Listen to the compositions of Federico Pascucci performed by Federico Pascucci Cinematica Ensemble:
Carla Mulas González and Giulia Anita Bari (violin)
Ambra Chiara Michelangeli (viola)
Marco Zenini (contrabass)
Federico Pascucci (ney, clarinet)

Genesi

Perseveranza

Corviale

CORVIALE CHORAL is a work of GUENDALINA SALINI made with the support of

MARCO STEFANELLI interview collection, audio editing

GIULIA ANITA BARI lyrics, violin, video editing

FEDERICO PASCUCCI original music composition

CORVIALE CHORAL was made for MAGIC CARPETS ITALIA, organized by LATITUDO ART PROJECTS
funded by CREATIVE EUROPE PROGRAM under the patronage of ATER Rome
in collaboration with Corviale City Workshop, Cities Art Projects