How many different "fermata" shells are possible?

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553. "(3 intrecci) + (4 botti + intreccio) + (controbomba)".
554. "(ripresa + 4 botti + ripresa) + (ripresa + 4 botti + ripresa) + (ripresa + 4 botti + ripresa) + (ripresa + 4 botti + ripresa) + controcolpo."
555. "(2 intrecci + 4 botti + 2 intrecci) + (controbomba)".
556. "(3 intrecci) + (2 intrecci) + (2 intrecci)".
557. "(scala a 8 stucchi) + (4 botti + 4 intrecci) + (controbomba)".
558. "(4 botti + intreccio + 4 botti) + (controbomba)".
559. "(4 stucchi + intreccio) + (4 stucchi + intreccio) + (controbomba)".
560. "(3 intrecci) + (intreccio + 4 botti + intreccio) + (controbomba)".

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Adelfia 8th of November 2002, Giacomo Vitucci during the production of fermata shells for the competition on the 10th of November, the company of the nephews Raffaele Bruscella and Raffaele Pellicani.

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Adelfia 8th of November 2002, at the left side Michele Pellicani and at the right side Giacomo Vitucci during the production of fermata shells.

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Adelfia 10th of November 2002, in the middle with cap Raffaele Pellicani during the set-up for the daylight fireworks competition by the company of the nephews Raffaele Bruscella and Raffaele Pellicani from the town Modugno in the Province of Bari, Regione Puglia.

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Adelfia 10th of November 2002, Meo (full first name Bartolomeo) Bruscella, a brother from Raffaele Bruscella the owner of the company, during the connection of the fermata shells for the display of the company Bruscella & Pellicani.

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Adelfia 10th of November 2002, Michele Bruscella (30 years) during the set-up for the daylight fireworks competition by the company of his father Bartolomeo Bruscella.

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561. "(2 intrecci + botto + 2 intrecci) + (controbomba)".
562. "(2 riprese + 4 botti + 2 riprese) + (2 riprese + 4 botti + 2 riprese) + controcolpo".
563. "(controbomba) + (intreccio + 4 botti + intreccio) + (scala a 8 botti)".
564. "(intreccio + botto + intreccio + botto + intreccio) + (scala a 8 botti) + (3 intrecci) + (controbomba)".
565. "(scala a 8 stucchi) + (intreccio + botto + intreccio + botto + intreccio) + (3 intrecci)".
566. "(4 stucchi + intreccio + 4 stucchi) + (controbomba)".
567. "(3 riprese) + (4 botti + ripresa + 4 botti) + (ripresa + botto + ripresa + botto + ripresa) + controcolpo)".
568. "(scala a 8 stucchi) + (2 intrecci) + (2 intrecci) + (controbomba)".

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Mugnano di Napoli Monday the 19th of October 1998 during the production of the shells for the evening competition on the 20th of October. At the left side in the blue shirt Giuseppe Vallefuoco (brother of the famous manufacturer Gabriele Vallefuoco) and at the right side Aldo Vallefuoco ( a son from Gabriele). You can read the subscription on the fermata shell "4*" so the effect is "4 intrecci".

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Stanislao Romano at work for Gabriele Vallefuoco on Monday the 19th of October 1998 with installing the last break (probable a controbomba) of the fermata shell on the "controcolpo" (bottom-shot).

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Stanislao Romano is connecting the last break with the controcolpo.

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Stanislao Romano is connecting two breaks with eachother from a "fermata" shell.

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569. "(2 intrecci + botto + 2 intrecci) + (2 intrecci + botto + 2 intrecci) + (controbomba)".
570. "(4 botti + ripresa) + (4 botti + ripresa) + controcolpo".
571. "(scala a 8 stucchi) + (intreccio + botto + intreccio + botto + intreccio) + (3 intrecci) + (controbomba)".
572. "(2 intrecci) + (controbomba) + (2 intrecci) + (controbomba) + (2 intrecci) + (controbomba) + controcolpo".
573. "(4 intrecci) + (intreccio + 4 botti + intreccio) + (controbomba)".
574. "(ripresa + 4 botti) + ( ripresa + 4 botti) + (ripresa + 4 botti) + controcolpo".
575. "(scala a 8 stucchi) + (3 intrecci) + (controbomba) + (controbomba)".
576. "(2 intrecci + botto + 2 intrecci) + (controbomba) + (controbomba)".

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Mugnano di Napoli Monday the 19th of October 1998 during the production of the shells for the evening competition on the 20th of October. Stanislao Romano with 3 "controcolpo", so the "bottom-shot" for the "bomba da tiro".

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Stanislao with two connected breaks for a "bomba da tiro" or a "fermata" shell. The break at the top has the superscription "6*", so "6 intrecci".

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Stanislao is winding the so called "hemp string" around one of the breaks.

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Stanislao with a fermata shell in three breaks + the "controcolpo" (bottom-shot).

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577. "(4 intrecci) + (4 intrecci)".
578. "(controbomba) + (intreccio + 4 botti + intreccio) + (controbomba)".
579. "(scala a 8 stucchi) + (3 intrecci) + (3 intrecci) + (controbomba)".
580. "(intreccio + botto + intreccio + botto + intreccio) + (controbomba) + (controbomba)".
581. "(scala a 8 botti) + (ripresa + 2 botti + ripresa + 2 botti + ripresa) + (controcolpo)".
582. "(2 intrecci + 4 botti + 2 intrecci) + (intreccio + 4 botti + intreccio) + (controbomba)".
583. "(ripresa + 2 botti + ripresa + 2 botti + ripresa) + (ripresa + 2 botti + ripresa + 2 botti + ripresa) + controcolpo".
584. "(scala a 8 botti) + (intreccio + 2 botti + intreccio + 2 botti + intreccio) + (controbomba)".

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Mugnano di Napoli Monday the 19th of October 1998 during the production of the shells for the evening competition on the 20th of October. Alfonso Di Lallo with a fermata shell in 4 breaks with the "controcolpo" (bottom-shot).

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Stanislao Romano with a fermata shell in 3 breaks + bottom-shot.

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Stanislao Romano is winding the so called "hemp string" around a four break fermata shell.

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Alfonso Di Lallo with a multibreak shell: 3 breaks with a bottom-shot.

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585. "(controbomba) + (intreccio + 4 botti + intreccio)".
586. "(4 botti + ripresa + 4 botti) + controcolpo".
587. "(scala a 8 sfere) + (intreccio + 2 botti + intreccio + 2 botti + intreccio) + (controbomba)".
588. "(scala a 8 botti) + (4 botti + intreccio) + (controbomba)".
589. "(2 intrecci + 2 botti + 2 intrecci + 2 botti) + (controbomba)".
590. "(intreccio + 2 botti + intreccio + 2 botti + intreccio) + (intreccio + 2 botti + intreccio + 2 botti + intreccio) + (controbomba)".
591. "(scala a 8 botti) + (intreccio + 2 botti + intreccio + 2 botti + intreccio) + (scala a 8 botti)".
592. "(controbomba) + (intreccio + 2 botti + intreccio + 2 botti + intreccio)".

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Mugnano di Napoli Tuesday 21st of October 2003 during the set-up for the evening fireworks competition. In the center with the "fermata" shell on his knees Angelo Catiello from the company Leopoldo De Luca. At the right side Francesco Miranda from the town Terranova. At the left side Pinuccio from the town Sant'Angelo a Cupolo, the man with the white hair is Leopoldo from the town Sant'Angelo a Cupolo, also an employee from Leopoldo De Luca.

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In the center Angelo Catiello, it was the son-in-law from Leopoldo De Luca. A large serie of "fermata" shells.

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In the center Angelo Catiello.

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At the left side Gabriele Vallefuoco from the town Mugnano di Napoli, a grand master in the construction of "fermata" shells.

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An example of "fermata" shell number 33: "(2 intrecci) + (controbomba)".

These photos were taken in the Province of Bari on November 9th, 2011 preparing for the evening display of the Festival San Trifone on November 9th in the town of Adelfia.
This daylight display was fired by the company of Antonio Bruscella from Modugno in the Province of Bari.

This shell with the superscription "2* ___" written on the outside indicate "(2 intrecci) + (controbomba)".
The complete effect is 2 successive mosaic of color bombettes in the first break. In the first mosaic 4 color bombettes in pampanella and in the second mosaic 4 color bombettes in violet. In the second break a large bouquet with a heart of red and blue spherical stars and rings of red cylindrical stars.

There are 3 of this type of 16 cm caliber, 2-break shells in this evening display.

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This "fermata" shell with the written superscription "2* ___", "2*" means "2 successive mosaic". "___" = "controbomba" = a large bouquet with a heart and rings.

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Another detailed view of the "fermata" shell of 16 cm caliber.

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This serie goes from the right to the left, three different effects in 3 shells of each effect. It starts with the effect "(scala a 8 stucchi) + (controbomba)", then "(2 intrecci) + (controbomba)" and "(4 botti + intreccio) + (controbomba)".

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At the left side the three "fermata" shells with the superscription "4B * ___" = "(4 botti + intreccio) + (controbomba)".

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Michele Bruscella is loading the shells of 14 cm caliber for the opening of the show.

You can translate this evening effect into a daylight effect: "(2 riprese) + controcolpo)".

I have chosen for an other video because the quality of Gecimali on the 9th of November 2011 is not so good. In this video it is the display during Easter 2017 in Lucca Sicula on Sicily by Luigi Di Matteo from Sant' Antimo in the Province of Napels. There is one more "controbomba", so the total effect is "(2 intrecci) + (controbomba) + (controbomba)".

In the video of 1PYRO8 between minute 17.10 and 17.17 https://youtu.be/tUH0ElqccDU?t=1031

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An example of "fermata" shell number 97: "(scala a 8 botti) + controcolpo".

These photos were taken in the Province of Bari on November 9th, 2016 preparing for the daylight Festival San Trifone on November 10th in the town of Adelfia.
This daylight display was fired by the company of Giovanni Pannella from Ponte in the Province of Benevento. The Pannella company is very known and admired in Italy and abroad for their precisely timing, their shows are going like a "orologio svizzero", a "Swiss watch".
This shell with the superscription "9" written on the outside indicate "(scala a 8 botti) + controcolpo".

The complete effect is one break with eight successive salute bombettes and closed by a bottom-shot. A very good rhythm!!! In this serie of "fermata" shells we also see and hear a so called "progressione di scala a 8 botti". A very nice effect where the intensity of the "bombettes" becomes louder and louder.
There are 4 of this type of 16 cm caliber, one-break shells in this daylight display.

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Sergio Pannella with the first "bomba di fermata" in this effect with the superscription "9" of 16 cm caliber. "9" = 8 successive salute bombettes + a bottom-shot.

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Giovanni with the wheelbarrow filled with "scala a 8 botti" for the "progressione di 8 botti".

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Giovanni with the wheelbarrow filled with 5 "scala a 8 botti" for the "progressione di 8 botti". We can read the superscription "8" on these fermata shells.

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Giovanni Pannella loading the "fermata" shells in this effect.

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Giovanni with the next "scala a 8 botti" for the "progressione".

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Giovanni loading the "stutata" shell which is closing the "progressione di 8 botti".

You can translate this daylight effect into an evening effect: "(scala a 8 stucchi) + (controbomba)".

In the video of Pironyian between minute 5.41 and 6.12 https://youtu.be/vkNLXuTCCwA?t=340

Between minute 9:16 and 10:00 the "progressione di scala a 8 botti". A very nice effect where the intensity of the "bombettes" becomes louder and louder. https://youtu.be/vkNLXuTCCwA?t=556

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An example of the "fermata" shell number 150: "(intreccio + botto + intreccio + botto + intreccio) + (controbomba)".

These photos were taken in the Province of Salerno on August 17th, 2015 preparing for the competition with 4 companies in the town of Siano by the company of Giuseppe Catapano from Saviano in the Province of Napoli. Giuseppe Catapano was the winner of the edition in 2003 and 2014. Giuseppe was working for many years in the company of the brothers Pagano in Ottaviano (province of Napoli).
This shell with the superscription "X . X . X /" written on the outside indicate "(intreccio + botto + intreccio + botto + intreccio) + (controbomba)". The complete effect is in the first break 3 successive mosaic of color bombettes: 1. 4 color bombettes in gold. 2. 4 color bombettes with "pupatelle" in violet. 3. 4 color bombettes in "pampanella" (= white) and in between every mosaic a salute bombet.
In the second break a bouquet with a heart of purple spherical stars and rings of green cylindrical stars.

There are 3 of this type of 21 cm caliber, 2-break shells in this evening display.

A "classic" in the Italian serie of fermate of 21 cm caliber!!

When you translate this eveningfermata to a daylightshell it becomes: "(ripresa + botto + ripresa + botto + ripresa) + controcolpo".

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At the left side Giuseppe Catapano with a "fermata" shell of 21 cm caliber in this effect "X . X . X /". "X" = intreccio. "." = botto al titanio. "/" = controbomba.

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An employee of Catapano loading a "fermata" shell in the effect "(controbomba) + (intreccio) + (controbomba)".

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Ciro Scudo loading a fermata shell of 21 cm caliber in 3 breaks. The superscription is "O O O", so the effect is "(controbomba) + (controbomba) + (controbomba)". The father of Ciro is Giuseppe and he is the developer of the famous "bomba regina". At the other side of the road the mortars from the serie fermate of Giuseppe Catapano.

This serie consists of:
4.36 - 4.58 min.: 3 shells "(intreccio + botto + intreccio + botto + intreccio) + (controbomba)".
4.59 - 5.19 min.: 3 shells "(3 intrecci) + (controbomba)".
5.20 - 5:29 min.: 1 shell "(3 intrecci) + (3 intrecci)".
5:30 - 5:33 min.: 1 shell "(controbomba) + (intreccio) + (controbomba)".
5:34 - 5:42 min.: 1 shell "(3 intrecci) + (3 intrecci)".
5:43 - 5:48 min.: 1 shell "(controbomba) + (intreccio) + (controbomba)".

In the video of Pirovagando between minute 4.36 and 4.58. https://youtu.be/V0-Vj-_5vnk?t=276

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593. "(intreccio + 2 botti + intreccio + 2 botti + intreccio)".
594. "(4 botti + 5 riprese) + controcolpo".
595. "(2 riprese + 2 botti + 2 riprese + 2 botti + 2 riprese) + controcolpo".
596. "(scala a 8 stucchi) + (intreccio + 4 botti + intreccio) + (controbomba) + (controbomba)".
597. "(4 botti + intreccio + botto + intreccio) + controbomba".
598. "(controbomba) + (2 intrecci + 4 botti + 2 intrecci) + (controbomba)".
599. "(scala a 8 botti) + (4 botti + 2 intrecci) + (controbomba)".
600. "(4 botti + 6 riprese) + controcolpo".

These foto's were taken on the 10th of November 2008 in Adelfia (province Bari) during the set-up for the competition with 6 daylight displays.

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In the truck of the company Bruscella & Pellicani, Meo Bruscella with a "fermata" shell with the superscription "12 R .". "12 R" = 12 riprese. "." = controcolpo. The effect is "(3 riprese) + (3 riprese) + (3 riprese) + (3 riprese) + controcolpo". Four breaks and of caliber 21 cm. At the left side it is Carlo, the son from Raffaele Pellicani.

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At the left side it is Carlo Pellicani and at the right side Meo Bruscella, the brother of Raffaele Bruscella.

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601. "scala a (2 intrecci) + (2 intrecci) + (2 intrecci) + (2 intrecci)".
602. "(2 botti + 2 intrecci + 2 botti) + (controbomba)".
603. "(scala a 8 stucchi) + (intreccio + 4 botti + intreccio) + (2 intrecci) + (controbomba)".
604. "(2 intrecci + 4 botti + 2 intrecci) + (controbomba) + (controbomba)".
605. "(ripresa) + (2 riprese) + (3 riprese) + controcolpo".
606. "(3 riprese) + (ripresa + 4 botti + ripresa) + controcolpo".
607. "(stutata regina) + (controbomba)".
608. "(scala a 8 botti) + (ripresa + 4 botti + ripresa) + (3 riprese) + controcolpo".

These foto's were taken on the 9th of November 2011 in Adelfia (province Bari) during the set-up for the evening display of Michele Bruscella.

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Meo Bruscella with a fermata shell in the Maltese cross effect.

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At he left side Michele Bruscella and in the middle Meo Bruscella with a fermata shell with the superscription "6* sera" and at the right side an employee with a fermata shell in he same effect: "(2 intrecci) + (2 intrecci) + (2 intrecci)". Three breaks of caliber 21 cm.

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In the truck Vincenzo Armenise with a fermata shell with the superscription "L".

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An example of the "fermata" shell number 601: "scala a (2 intrecci) + (2 intrecci) + (2 intrecci) + (2 intrecci)".

This "fermata" shell was fired during the competition in the town Parete (province Caserta) by Carmine Ruocco at the 6th of April 2024. I regret that I wasn't there to make pictures during the set-up and to watch this fantastic shell during the evening. Carmine won the first price for the best display ("Miglior spettacolo" in the Italian language) and the first price for the best opening shell ("bomba da tiro" in the Italian language) and the best serie fermate ("Miglior finale" in the Italian language).

In the first mosaic 7 bombettes in the colour pampanella (white) and 7 bombettes in the colour green. In the second mosaic 7 bombettes in the colour pampanella (white) and 7 bombettes in the colour green. In the third mosaic 7 bombettes in the colour pampanella (white) and 7 bombettes in the colour green.
In the fourth mosaic 7 bombettes in the colour pampanella (white) and 7 bombettes in titaniumsalute.

There is one of this type of 21 cm caliber, 4-stairs shells in this evening display. The other fermata is a 3-stairs shell. Between minute 7.21 and 7.34.

In the video of Tradizione di Fuoco between minute 7.52 and 8.06. https://youtu.be/JbhPlszT7lY?t=472

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Carmine Ruocco during the set-up for the evening competition in the town Montefalcione at the 27th of August 2013. Carmine Ruocco from Gragnano in the province of Naples.

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Carmine Ruocco loading a fermata shell in the effect "(4 intrecci)" in one break.

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At the right side Carmine Ruocco and at the left side an employee with each 2 fermata shells.

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Carmine Ruocco loading a fermata shell of 21 cm caliber with the superscription "O*O*O" so the effect is "(controbomba) + (intreccio) + (controbomba) + (intreccio) + (controbomba)".

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An example of the "fermata" shell number 126: "(intreccio) + (controbomba) + (controbomba) + (controbomba) + (controbomba)".

These photos were taken in the Province of Campobasso on November 15th, 2009 preparing for the evening competition in the town of Rotello.
This evening display was fired by the company of the three brothers Carmelo, Emilio and Michele Di Candia from Sassano in the province of Salerno, region Campania.
This shell with the superscription "*4c" written on the outside indicate "(intreccio) + (controbomba) + (controbomba) + (controbomba) + (controbomba)".

The complete effect is one mosaic in the first break and four large bouquets with round stars in the heart and rings of cilindrical stars in the following 4 breaks.
There are 2 of this type of 21 cm caliber, 5-break shells in this evening display.

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Emilio Di Candia with the "fermata" shell with the superscription "* 4C", so the effect is "(intreccio) + (controbomba) + (controbomba) + (controbomba) + (controbomba)".

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Carmelo loading a fermata shell in this effect. "*" means the "intreccio" = the mosaic. "4C" means "4 controbombe" = four large bouquets with round stars in the heart and rings of cilindrical stars.

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Carmelo is loading the second mortar with a fermata in this effect.

In the video of Bart between minute 15.48 and 16.04. https://vimeo.com/7699501

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The next serie of 8 fermata shells:

609. "scala a (3 intrecci) + (3 intrecci)".
610. "(2 intrecci) + (scala a 8 stucchi) + (controbomba)".
611. "(intreccio) + (controbomba) + (intreccio) + (controbomba) + (intreccio)".
612. "(scala a 8 botti) + (3 riprese) + (4 botti + ripresa) + controcolpo".
613. "(intreccio + 4 botti + intreccio) + (intreccio + 2 botti + intreccio + 2 botti) + (controbomba)".
614. "(scala a 8 stucchi) + (2 intrecci + 4 botti + 2 intrecci) + (controbomba)".
615. "(4 botti + intreccio) + (4 botti + intreccio) + (controbomba)".
616. "(scala a 8 stucchi) + (4 botti + 2 intrecci + 4 botti) + (controbomba)".

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These foto's were taken during the competition in the town Castro on the 24th of April 2010 with 6 participants.
Antonio Di Matteo with the two fermata shells of 21 cm caliber in the effect "(controbomba) + (controbomba) + (controbomba)". This serie of 8 fermata shells consists of these effects:
"6 intrecci"; "(controbomba + intreccio botti al titanio) + (controbomba)"; "6 intrecci"; "(controbomba + intreccio botti al titanio) + (controbomba)";
"9 intrecci"; "3 controbombe"; "9 intrecci"; "3 controbombe".

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Amodio Di Matteo with the second fermata shell in the effect "(controbomba) + (controbomba) + (controbomba)".

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Amodio is loading the first fermata in the effect "(controbomba) + (controbomba) + (controbomba)".

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At the left side Antonio and at the right side Amodio are loading the first fermata in the effect "(3 intrecci) + (3 intrecci) + (3 intrecci)".

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Antonio and Amodio are loading the second fermata in the effect "(3 intrecci) + (3 intrecci) + (3 intrecci)". On the top of the shell you read the superscription "3x 3x 3x".

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617. "(intreccio botti al titanio) + (scala a 8 stucchi) + (controbomba) + (controbomba)".
618. "(scala a 8 stucchi) + (2 intrecci) + (intreccio + 4 botti + intreccio) + (controbomba)".
619. "(4 botti + intreccio) + (4 botti + intreccio) + (4 botti + intreccio) + (controbomba)".
620. "(2 intrecci + 4 botti + 2 intrecci) + (intreccio + 2 botti + intreccio + 2 botti) + (controbomba)".
621. "(scala a 8 botti) + (intreccio + botto + intreccio + botto + intreccio) + (controbomba)".
622. "(3 intrecci) + (controbomba) + (controbomba) + (controbomba) + controcolpo".
623. "(controbomba) + (intreccio + botto + intreccio + botto + intreccio)".
624. "(scala a 8 botti) + (ripresa + botto + ripresa + botto + ripresa) + controcolpo".

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Adelfia 10th of November 1996, the set-up for the daylight show from Raffaele Bruscella and Raffaele Pellicani during the competition. At the left side Raffaele Pellicani, in the middle on his knees his brother Michele and at the right side Raffaele Bruscella. The so called "stretta finale".

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Michele Pellicani with the rope in his mouth to tie the fuse of the shells in the "stretta finale".

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Adelfia 10th of November 1996, the six "bombe da tiro" for the daylight show from Luigi Di Matteo from the town Sant' Antimo in the province of Napoli. At the left side his oldest son Amodio, in the middle his son Salvatore. In between Amodio and Salvatore I think it is his son Crescenzo with a "bomba da tiro" with the superscription "5 *", so the effect will be "(5 riprese) + controcolpo".

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Montefalcione 27th of August 2024, the competition with 4 participating companies. Winner is Luigi Di Matteo from Sant'Antimo in the province of Napoli. 6 awards.

1. The best opening of the show.

2. The best shell of the competition.

3. The best serie of "bombe da tiro".

4. The best serie "fermata" shells.

5. The best Finale.

6. The best show (overall).

The serie of the three fantastic bombe da tiro:

Between minute 1:16 and 1:29 : "(2 intrecci) + (controbomba) + (controbomba) + (controbomba) + (controbomba) + (controbomba) + controcolpo".

Between minute 1:38 and 1:53 : "(4 intrecci) + (controbomba) + (controbomba) + (controbomba) + (controbomba) + controcolpo".

Between minute 1:59 and 2:12 : "(stutata) + (controbomba croce di Malta 5 punti)".


The serie "fermata" shells of caliber 16 cm:

Between minute 7:00 and 7:30: 3 shells "(scala a 8 stucchi) + (controbomba) + (controbomba)".

Between minute 7:31 and 7:54: 3 shells "(2 intrecci) + (controbomba) + (controbomba)".

Between minute 7:55 and 8:17: 3 shells "(4 botti + intreccio) + (controbomba) + (controbomba)".


The serie "fermata" shells of caliber 21 cm:

Between minute 8:18 and 8:28: "(3 intrecci) + (3 intrecci)".

Between minute 8:29 and 8:35: "(controbomba + intreccio) + (controbomba)".

Between minute 8:36 and 8:44: "(3 intrecci) + (3 intrecci)".

Between minute 8:45 and 8:51: "(controbomba + intreccio) + (controbomba)".

Between minute 8:52 and 9:02: "(2 intrecci) + (2 intrecci) + (controbomba) + controcolpo".

Between minute 9:03 and 9:11: "(2 intrecci) + (controbomba) + (controbomba) + (controbomba) + controcolpo".

Between minute 9:12 and 9:23: "(3 intrecci) + (controbomba + intreccio) + (controbomba + intreccio) + controcolpo".

Between minute 9:24 and 9:35: "(3 intrecci) + (controbomba + intreccio) + (controbomba + intreccio) + controcolpo".

Between minute 9:36 and 9:49: 4 stairs stutata with 2 intrecci in each stutata + (controbomba) + controcolpo".

Between minute 9:50 and 10:02: 3 x 3 stutate next to eachother fired followed by three spherical shells next to eachother fired.

Between minute 10:03 and 10:24: 1 x 2 x 2 salvo's stutate followed by four spherical shells next to eachother fired.

𝕄𝕚𝕘𝕝𝕚𝕠𝕣 𝔹𝕠𝕞𝕓𝕒 𝕕𝕚 𝔾𝕒𝕣𝕒

Di Matteo Fireworks Events di Luigi Di Matteo da Sant' Antimo (Na).

The best shell of this competition: I think this "fermata" shell: "(3 intrecci) + (controbomba + intreccio) + (controbomba + intreccio) + controcolpo".

Two shells in this effect are fired in this show.

The video from Pirovagando: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s54KfEp ... DD&index=5

These photos were taken in the Province of Naples on April 22nd, 2017 preparing for a competition in the town of Somma Vesuviana.
This evening display was fired by the company of Luigi Di Matteo from Sant'Antimo in the Province of Naples.

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Luigi is loading the first "fermata" shell in this serie in the effect "(2 intrecci) + (2 intrecci) + (2 intrecci)". The first intreccio (= mosaic) in every break is in the color "pampanella" = white and the second intreccio is in the color goldglitter.

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Luigi Di Matteo is loading the fourth "fermata" shell in this serie in the effect "(controbomba) + (controbomba) + (controbomba) + (controbomba)".

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Luigi with the four of the five spherical shells of caliber 30 cm, fired after the serie fermate of caliber 21 cm.

In the video from Pirovagando between minute 8:00 and minute 9:09. https://youtu.be/8hq92gc4aVs?t=480


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