The music festival "Note d'acqua" returns with a programme of three concerts in the evocative natural setting of Lake Terrasole at 1776 metres above sea level. 

The venue can be reached on foot from the village in about 2h30 or by using the ski lifts.

If you take the Bottero gondola from the village of Limone, it will take only 20 minutes on foot to reach the lake from the arrival station of the lift; for those who prefer to start from Limone Quota 1400 using the Cabanaira chairlift, the lake can be reached in about 35 minutes on foot.

All concerts will take place at 12 noon.

Schedule of events

Sunday 28 July

Ciansunier. Digging into the Italian, French and Occitan tradition, the Ciansunier have, over the years, unearthed traditional Piedmontese and non-Piedmontese tavern songs, stories of alpine soldiers and bersaglieri, of 'lovers who leave each other' and 'beauties who marry', to the point of creating with their discography a veritable corpus of reproposals.

Sunday 11 August

Occitanas.  The Occitanas project was born in 2014 from the idea of Lou Dalfin's leader, Sergio Berardo, to create a large female orchestral ensemble, unique in its kind in the panorama of Oc music, not only for its peculiar composition, but also from the point of view of stage impact with the use of classical instruments alongside traditional ones. The new album brings together fifteen tracks, mostly traditional from the Occitan repertoire with a few forays into the dances of the Basque Country, all characterised by a warm, enveloping sound and carefully crafted orchestral arrangements that restore intact the energy and power of the players who once animated the festivals in the valleys. 

Sunday 18 August

Geno & His Rockin' Dudes. Geno & His Rockin' Dudes is an open band, conceived and led by Geno B. Goode (stage name of Carmelo Genovese) to play rock and roll and r&b, with a particular predilection for the music of Chuck Berry and the intention of getting closer to the feeling and rhythmic emphasis of boogie and early rock and roll, with the conviction that therein lies the secret that has made this musical genre so long-lived and popular, and that it inevitably knows how to move and dance. The line-up consists of vocals, guitar, piano, bass (or double bass) and drums with the occasional addition of sax or other instruments.