Until now, there was no "live" album by L'Alba. That is now a thing of the past, as "Vivu" fills this gap. Indeed, their remarkable stage performances fully justify this release. It features tracks from their studio albums, and one can appreciate the nuances that these interpretations bring to each of them: presence, breath, emotion, even touching fragility—the term "living music" takes on its full meaning here. With "Vivu," we are invited into a captivating closeness with the talented musicians of L'Alba. For the record: L'Alba is fond of saying that Corsican musical tradition is not static, but rather evolving and in motion. Their timeless, world-open music claims an ever more Mediterranean orientation. L'Alba gives its work a prominent place in the Corsican musical landscape. Its creative approach is guided by a desire to preserve the polyphonic heritage while integrating new influences borrowed from cultures of world regions such as North Africa, Italy, Greece, or Portugal...
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