WEDNESDAY BAND
Ragnarök
Italy / Veneto 9:00 pm
Davide and Alessandro are two Italian multi-instrumentalists from Verona, with roots in Irish tradition and metal, boasting 15 years of concert experience.
*Ragnarök - Viking & Nordic Folk* was born from their idea, aiming to present a captivating repertoire of traditional songs from Northern Europe in Scandinavian and modern languages, with some references to the epic and fantasy worlds. Icelandic, modern Norwegian, and Old Norwegian blend together to create an epic atmosphere, culminating in the musical rendition of the *Poetic Edda*, the main source of Norse mythology.
The reinterpretation of songs by various groups such as Wardruna, the soundtrack of the TV series *Vikings*, and an increasing number of original tracks is accompanied by original Viking-era instruments mixed with modern and digital ones, creating a visually and sonically immersive performance.
WEDNESDAY BAND
Fabula
Germany - Saxony / 10:00 p.m.
Fabula is a German band from Saxony that is celebrating its 30th anniversary and musical success this year. With a career spanning thousands of performances, they have captivated audiences at medieval festivals, concerts, festivals, and folk celebrations throughout Europe.
Considered veterans of the historically inspired medieval music scene, Fabula passionately combines traditional music from all four corners of the world with their own compositions. Their powerful sound, characterized by bagpipes and drums, brings energy and joy, evoking strong emotions and involving the audience in a unique experience.
The band stands out not only for its musical quality but also for its visual style: the original costumes, created by the band members themselves, and the imaginative stage designs contribute to creating a festive and engaging atmosphere at every performance.
Fabula offers music for all generations, enriched with moments of interaction with the audience, making them part of the show. With the most participations at the Triskell Festival, it is impossible not to celebrate this extraordinary musical journey with them.
