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Post by Tull50 on Aug 21, 2013 19:06:16 GMT
www.beggarsfarm.net/Beggar's Farm is in my opinion one of the best tribute bands I've seen so far Translated from Italian into English with google translator: The Beggar's Farm were founded in 1996 by Franco Taulino in order to participate in the National Convention Itullians. The response of the audience was thrilled then pushed the group to continue on its path to become today a point of reference for real fans of Jethro Tull themselves. The relationship between the Beggar's Farm and iTullians is very close and collaborative, so that it was commemorated the band's last CD released in 2006 and named after its ITULLIANS, which also contains an original composed by Franco Taulino with the same Ian Anderson, entitled A Fairy Tale. Since 1996, Beggar's Farm were the head-liner of all conventions, distinguished by the obsessive attention to detail during the execution of the music of Jethro Tull. Precisely for this reason, in 2000 David Palmer, historical arranger of JT, choose the Beggar's Farm for its touring Italian. The most significant of these performances were, the revival live album A Passion Play (first and second part) in 2003 and Minstrel in the Gallery, complete with a string quartet, in 2005. In 2006, instead of the Beggar's Farm is performed with the same Ian Andersonriproponendo the classics from his repertoire and a few grains that had not been done for some time. The Beggar's Farm have been working together for several years continuously with Clive Bunker (historical drummer JT), Mick Abrahams and Bernardo Lanzetti (ex PFM), extending its repertoire to all the progressive Italian and international (PFM, Genesis, Emerson Lake & Palmer, etc.) In addition to the musicians mentioned above, the Beggar's Farm had the honor to share the stage with Dave Pegg (ex JT, Fairport Convention), Glenn Cornick (ex JT, Wild Turkey), David Palmer (ex-JT), Jonathan Noyce (JT), Andrea Griminelli (Pavarotti, Sting), Marco Minnamann (Paul Gilbert, Kelly Family), Tinkara, etc. Martin Barre & Beggar'a Farm - Aqualung Live At 2012 Tullianos Convention Beggar's Farm - Pussy Willow Live At 2012 Tullianos Convention Beggar's Farm Jethtro Tull Tribute Band Live Fillmore 2011 Franco Taulino & Martin Barre Some albums released by the band
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Post by maddogfagin on Sept 25, 2017 13:51:28 GMT
In Montiglio Monferrato, "Castello in musica" offers the ancient rock of Jethro TullBeggar's Farm Concert and Gourmet LINKThe Alexandrian family of Beggar's Farm
Published on 24/09/2017 MAURICE ROOM MONFERRATO MOUNTAINTwo squares ready to animate: one to dine and the other to listen to music. Sunday evening to live under the stars thanks to the new appointment of "Castle in music " that will make the old town live by giving another stop of its itinerant billboard marking the 20th edition and will continue until the end of November under the artistic direction of Marco Di Cianni and organization of Commune, Pro loco and Castelli di Montiglio. You will dine at 7.30 pm when on Regina Margherita square you will have the opportunity to choose from takeaway meals cooked by the two rooms that overlook the central plan. There you will be able to enjoy the motto "ciapa and vatne to silk and piasa". The pizzeria '' L Munfrà '' restaurant will offer varieties of pizzas and pastries, while the wine bar "Il Pozzo" offers fondue and chips chips with agnolotti. At 21 o'clock, we will move to the nearby San Rocco square, where the Beggar's Farm tribute band is open. The Alessandrino band offers a faithful tribute to the Jethro Tull, a band of progressive rock band founded in 1967. Their music was characterized by the dominant presence of the flute of Ian Anderson and the inspiration of the Middle Age and Renaissance music combined with folk and rock . With more than twenty years of career, the Beggar's Farm, founded by Franco Taulino, still belongs to the band's voice, flute and harmonica, has gained a significant space between the "Tullians", or Anderson & Co.'s enthusiasts. He plays with Sergio Ponti (drums), Ketty Valle (keyboards), Daniele Piglione (bass), Mauro Mugiati (acoustic guitar and voice) and Brian Belloni (electric and acoustic guitar).
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Post by maddogfagin on Oct 5, 2017 8:13:18 GMT
www.alessandrianews.it/novi-ligure/depiscopo-151464.htmlNovi Ligure Tullio De Piscopo in concert "Dolci Terre" against multiple sclerosisTullio De Piscopo, a multi-faceted drummer and percussionist with nearly fifty years of career, will propose the pieces that have made him famous to the general public. The appointment at the "Dolci Terre" exhibition center in Novi Ligure. The proceeds will be donated to Aism, the Italian Association for Combating Multiple Sclerosis NOVI LIGURE - Tomorrow, Friday, October 6, at 9 pm, the Dolci Terre exhibition center in Novi Ligure will host Tullio De Piscopo , a drummer and multiplayer percussionist with nearly fifty years of career, who will propose the famous pieces that made him famous great audience. The evening, organized by the Pro Loco of Basaluzzo, had already been scheduled for Friday, September 1, in the space dedicated to the fairs at Basaluzzo, but was postponed due to the poor weather conditions. The cost of the tickets is 25 euro numbered and 18 euro single place and you can buy the ticket at the shop "Tuttomusica" in Alexandria. De Piscopo will be accompanied by the Beggar's Farm group, founded in 1996 by Franco Taulino, voice, flute and harmonica of the group, in order to participate in the National Convention of Itullians, dedicated to the progressive rock band Jethro Tull, founded in 1967 by the Scottish Ian Anderson, flute and polystruments, in honor of the pioneer of modern agriculture, agronomist Jethro Tull. The public's positive response convinced the Beggar's Farm to continue its artistic career to become a reference point for Jethro Tull's fans. The proceeds of the evening will be donated to the Italian Multiple Sclerosis Association.
05/10/2017Michela Ferrando
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