Mandole

Sister and ancestor of the mandolin, the mandola is now especially popular for the interpretation of popular repertoire of the Algerian Chaabi, and its Arab-Andalusian harmonies .

Philippe Bosset offers two lines of strings – with handmade loops – for this noble instrument:

– Silver (20 g) plated copper strings for lovers of warm, velvety tones.

– Phosphor Bronze strings, with a brighter tone adapted to styles that are more modern.

Of course, these lines also have an anti-sulfur coating so they can last three times longer than ordinary strings.

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Domenico Carere was born in 1971 in Reggio Calabria, where he discovered his vocation for music at the age of nine. As a child, after attending a classical guitar recital, he wrote in his diary: “When I grow up I want to live with the guitar!” – a dream that would actually come true. Having graduated in classical guitar at the “S. Cecilia” Conservatory in Rome in 1992, he perfected his art under the guidance of internationally renowned masters such as Giuliano Balestra, Oscar Ghiglia and Alirio Diaz. His artistic career led him to perform in Italy and abroad, both as a soloist and in chamber groups, winning numerous national competitions. A multifaceted and nonconformist artist, Domenico ranges from classical guitar to ukulele, from traditional repertoire to new age experimentation. Among his most significant projects stands out “Intense Life – esistere non è vivere”, a musical show that reflects his eclectic vision of music. Founder of the festival “La festa della chitarra” and of the Guitar School at La Bottega della Musica, he has published several works including the album “Pedros Traum” and the books “Guitar Workout – sprigiona il tuo vero talento” and “Manuale di ukulele”. His passion for teaching led him to obtain the Teaching Diploma at the London College of Music, joining the Registry of Guitars Tutor. A lover of freedom, the sea and nature, Domenico Carere infuses his concerts and interpretations with the same intensity that characterizes his approach to life. He plays a fine 1985 Vincenzo De Bonis guitar and a 2019 Rafal Turkowiak, instruments that in his hands become vehicles of emotions and stories to tell....