Vince Fabri
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Vince Fabri (born 30 March 1960) is a Maltese singer-songwriter from Valletta. He is best know as a singer, guitarist and a song writer in Malta's popular weekly television talk show Xarabank on TVM since 1997.
Apart from numerous solo performances as singer-songwriter, since the mid-1980s he has been successfully involved in writing lyrics and composing music for television and theatrical productions.
A CD with the songs he wrote for a satirical television program called "Aħn' Aħna jew m'Aħniex" (1987/88) is undoubtedly one his best selling releases.
In 1991 Fabri composed the music for the lyrics written by the Maltese poet and writer Oliver Friggieri from his own poems entitled "Mal-Fanal Hemm Ħarstek Tixgħel". This was originally released on cassette and later on CD. A launch concert took place at the Sala Isouard of the Manoel Theatre.
He is also one of the coordinators of a Maltese literally group Poezijaplus, which has been holding monthly literally evenings since 1999.
In 2007 he participated in the poetry festival 'Voix de la Méditerranée' held every year in Lodeve, a town of southern France, and in November 2008 he performed at Literature Live Festival in Croatia and in the Biennale Internationale de Poésie en Val de Marne in France.
External Links
- Vince Fabri on ReverbNation - songs available to stream or download