Angelo Branduardi (born 12 February 1950 in Cuggiono, Italy) is an Italian singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and violinist known for blending medieval, folk and Celtic influences into popular song; he rose to prominence in the 1970s with albums such as Alla fiera dell'est, La pulce d'acqua and Cogli la prima mela.

Noted for his use of historical and folk sources, brave instrumentation (violin, acoustic guitars, medieval/ethnic instruments) and for a string of acclaimed 1970s albums; he has released studio and live albums and collaborative projects across decades.

DeBaser reviewers emphasise Branduardi's blend of medieval, folk and Celtic influences, his violin and acoustic work, and his 1970s peak (Alla fiera dell'est, La pulce d'acqua, Cogli la prima mela). Live recordings and later experiments are noted positively, with occasional criticisms of uneven later albums.

For:Listeners of folk, medieval-inspired music, and fans of Italian singer-songwriters

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