A fast Neapolitan tarantella, deep on the frame drum, sung male and female in equal turn: the Greeks named the city Neapolis, the new city, because an older one already sat across the hill, and two and a half thousand years later the name has still not been revised. Spanish barracks, a magic egg, a fishmonger's nine days, and four days in 1943.
Still Called New
Style
Fast, relentless Neapolitan tarantella in 6/8 at 168 BPM, driven by a deep frame drum, tambourine and castanets under an all-acoustic street ensemble of mandolin, guitar and accordion, with a male tenor and female alto alternating equally into a raucous village-chorus refrain.