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The Tarantella Napoletana is a lively folk dance from Southern Italy traditionally associated with curing tarantism - a condition once believed to be caused by spider bites. This arrangement preserves the characteristic 6/8 rhythm and virtuosic passages typical of the genre.

The Tarantella Napoletana is a vibrant southern Italian folk dance, traditionally linked to the belief that its frenetic rhythms could cure tarantula spider bites through sweat-inducing movements.

Tarantella Napoletana is a vibrant folk dance from Southern Italy, traditionally associated with the belief that frenetic dancing could cure tarantula bites. Its characteristic 6/8 rhythm and accelerating tempo reflect Mediterranean musical traditions.

A modern trio arrangement of the classic Neapolitan folk dance, maintaining rapid 6/8 rhythm while adding polyphonic elements.

A lively tarantella showcasing Rossini's flair for rhythmic vitality, often associated with Neapolitan folk traditions and the composer's late career.