Andrea DEL FAVERO - diatonic accordion, percussion, vocals

Luciano MARANGONE - electric bass, vocals

Dario MARUSIC - violin, bagpipes, sopele (istrian reed instrument), vocals

Michele PUCCI - guitars, vocals

Giulio VENIER - violin, octave violin, dulcimer, bagpipes, low whistle, vocals

"In those houses of your land,
in those dusty roads,
something's whispering and blowing,
something's going back to your loved people,
something's waking up and singing
... because fire never dies."
(Pablo Neruda: "Tina Modotti is dead")

Born in 1982, the group La Sedon Salvadie (The Wild Spoon) first played traditional music of the region Friuli, in North-eastern part of Italy (near Austrian and Slovenian borders), a region where different ethnic minorities live together from centuries.

Friulians, Slovenes, Old Germans of Zhare-Sauris, German Speaking of Plodn-Sappada, Timeau and Canal del Ferro, Venetians of the flat: they all live and work together from the time of the Patriarcs od Aquileia, lords of one of the oldest democratic States of Europe (they had a Parliament older then teh english one).
Different languages and music flow into La Sedon Saladie own music. You could hear ancient instruments like bag-pipes and violins dance together with guitars, percussion and diatonic accordions.

A concert of La Sedon Salvadie is a wonderful travel thorugh the Centuries, but you can look and listen at it with modern eyes and ears of today.