Canto a tenore
Also called cantu a tenore, Sardinian tenore
Sardinian pastoral four-voice singing from Barbagia: a solo boghe plus three accompanying parts (mesu boghe, contra, bassu) whose guttural overtones make a chordal drone under the verse. It is a tradition, not a leftover “Italian folk” bin and not Georgian polyphony (a typological sibling, not a donor; that hop is refused). Empty Received and Given are historically checked (lineage: closed). Holy Week Cuncordu leftover as a different Sardinian school that hangs on Falsobordone, not on this file. Cantu a chiterra leftover as the guitar-song sibling. Paghjella and Genoese trallalero leftover as Mediterranean multipart siblings, not parents or children. Launeddas leftover as kit, not a parent. Festival tenore leftover as continuity, not Worldbeat.