I Crodaioli

**I Crodaioli** is a renowned Italian male choir founded by Bepi De Marzi in 1958. Bepi De Marzi, born on May 28, 1935, in Arzignano, Italy, is a composer, choir director, and organist. He is also the director of **I Crodaioli** and has been a professor at the Conservatorio di Padova since 1976. The choir is known for its rich repertoire, which includes traditional Italian songs like "Signore delle cime," a piece that has been translated into several languages. **I Crodaioli** has released numerous albums, including several volumes of their performances, such as *Voci della montagna* and *I Crodaioli* series.

Their music often reflects the cultural heritage of Italy, particularly the Veneto region, where Bepi De Marzi is from. The choir's performances are characterized by elegant harmonies and a deep connection to traditional Italian music. Over the years, **I Crodaioli** has participated in various national and international music festivals, showcasing their unique sound and cultural significance.