LA TARANTELLA-Tarantulae, an antidote for spiders, refers to the work of tarantulas in southern Italy, and there is a theory that the dance style with the etymology that if bitten by a spider has no choice but to dance is'tarantella'. The theory discovered in recent years is that although it is a kind of sword dance that was popular in Italy and Spain, tarantella is a dynamic dance song. This album introduces the songs of the Tarantella style, which are dynamic and personal works, but they were made through academic hard work, so you can feel the classy popular style. A pioneer in music therapy! Tarantella, a dance song designed to cure the deadly poison of spiders, contains plenty of simple belief in the power of music. From folk melodies collected by the famous 17th-century mystic and ancient music expert Athanasius Kircher to works by Matteo Salvatore, the wandering musician of modern Italy, various tarantellas and lullabies are performed with the delicate performances of Arpeziata, an ancient manifestation instrument led by Christina Fluia. A valuable album to listen to. LA TARANTELLA-Spider Antidote