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Corsican duo Fiuminale in Sète? Two voices, one soul
With over forty years on stage and more than 2,000 concerts performed in France and abroad, Maxime Merlandi and Jean-Philippe Guissani embody the essence of Corsican song today. Their duo, Fiuminale, is part of a rich musical journey, notably marked by their time with the Barbara Furtuna Quartet, a major ensemble that helped bring Corsican polyphony to the international stage.
Throughout their projects, the two artists have collaborated with L’Arpeggiata, Plácido Domingo, Roberto Alagna, Constantinople, B%E9lem, and Zadeja, and have performed in over thirty countries, on prestigious stages such as Carnegie Hall in New York, the Konzerthaus in Berlin, and the Salle Pleyel in Paris.
On stage, Fiuminale offers a powerful and intimate vocal performance in which two voices rise, respond to one another, and unite. Each recital becomes a moment of shared experience, carried by a sensitive dialogue with the audience. The harmonies, the resonance of the voices, and the understated musical expression offer a profound experience: an inner journey as much as a collective, authentic, and vibrant connection.
