Marching musical notes
Starting from the the St. Nicholas church, the music band "Musega de Poza" parades along the main road, which is closed to traffic, until it reaches the events pavilion, where it performs a selection of the most beautiful traditional and modern pieces from its repertoire
Val di Fassa, 1933. Music was not a luxury. It was a necessity. A bond. An act of pride. Eight young men from Pozza, without uniforms or new instruments, decided it was time to give their village a voice. They broke away from the Vigo band and created their own music: the "Musega de Poza". Then he arrived. A young man with eyes full of notes: Paolo Cincelli. He wrote the scores by hand, made the reeds from ski sticks and waited for the compositions to arrive in the post. He did all this for one reason: he believed. And that music, made of hard work, playfulness and heart, became the voice of a community. From processions to village festivals. Then came the first trips away, the first applause from afar. But the deepest breath... has always remained here. As in 2003. And again in 2023. Ninety years later, with their instruments on their shoulders, the band climbed the Vaiolet Towers. To play at 2,800 metres, where the sky seems to listen. A piece of music was written to recount that feat. Written by Marco Somadossi, between rock and short breaths, dreams and resistance. It is called "Crepe de Lum". It is also a short film, presented at the Trento Film Festival. A true story. Of roots, of passion. Of people who don't play just to be heard... but to feel together.
Today, the "Musega de Poza", conducted by bandmaster Giancarlo Dorich, has almost seventy members, including musicians, flag bearers and vivandiere. The current uniform is based on Ladin tradition and the garments worn in the past, testifying that the culture of the valley is still alive. And a source of pride.
In case of bad weather, only the concert will be held in the events pavilion.
