Alba Careta and Henrio

Alba Careta: voice, trumpet, whistle, percussion and carillon | Henrio: voice, guitars, whistle and carillon |  Santi Careta: voice, guitars and analogue synthesiser

PROGRAMME

Prelude to Sant Josep, feu-lo dormir

Sant Josep, feu-lo dormir (based on the version sung by Francisqueta Gibert i Torras) /  Non non (based on the version sung by Angelina Mata i Garriga) / La son son (based on the version sung by Carme Cortada i Juanola) / Makou / De nit (based on the version sung by Fatou Juadou with the poem De nit by Enric Casasses)

Udolç

Dorm, fillet meu del meu cor (based on the version sung by Quimeta Arpa i Casellas) / Sant Jaume del Corraló (based on the version sung by Carolina Comes) / Introit from El noi de la mare VII (El somni del trobador) (based on the version sung by Lluïsa Martí i Gich) / El fill de la mare (based on the version sung by Maria Feliu i Carreras) / Tampatantam, Pauleta (based on the version sung by Mercè Valentí i Masgrau with the poem Un àngel... by Enric Casasses) / Introit from El noi de la mare IV (Malson) (based on the version sung by Lluïsa Martí i Gich) / La dida (based on the version sung by Jaume Pujol i Surroca)

Un àngel

Angelina (based on the version sung by Josep Coromines and the version sung by Jaume Abellí i Oller)

Udolç is a dreamlike journey through songs from different cultures present in the counties of Girona, collected by the students of Cassà de la Selva during the 2021-2022 school year as part of the initiative Càntut a les escoles: cacem i cantem cançons (Sung in Schools - Let's Identify and Sing Songs). With an instrumentation defined by acoustic guitars, horns, carillons and experimental sound effects, the project recovers songs used in the most tender moments of childhood. Songs that were handed down from generation to generation with the aim of soothing and lulling children to sleep. Alba Careta is a trumpet player and jazz singer. She studied at the Escola Superior de Música de Catalunya (ESMUC), the Koninklijk Conservatorium in The Hague and the Amsterdam Conservatorium (Netherlands) where she earned a master's degree in Jazz Trumpet. Henio is the artistic name of the singer-songwriter and producer Enric Verdaguer, who after living in Liverpool for four years studying Songwriting and Production and being the face of the last tour of the pianist Clara Peya, decided to start his own project. Santi Careta is a guitarist, composer and producer. He studied at the ESMUC.