Music… beyond

Music has always been an opportunity to meet and one of the very positive aspects of the network is to amplify its range of action.

There are positives to every side of the same coin.

If live music has the ability to create direct communication channels and generate tangible human contacts, online music has the ability to travel beyond us and reach places and hearts we wouldn't dare to imagine.

Offering the possibility to those who are far away from us to "feel" and do something that otherwise would not be possible is one of the priceless joys of the web.

Connections with the world are very important: they enrich and open the mind to a more universal than local reality. Believe me: being able to talk to people from all over the world is priceless.

This is why I believe online is an asset for us artists, as then, off the screen, encounters become real and tangible. People travel to meet you and things happen.

Of course, instrumental music allows it more than sung music. And yet, even here I have to deny.

Some months ago,

I published on my YouTube channel La voce del mare, a somewhat unusual work compared to the works I usually share. Yet, despite the language, it was greatly appreciated and shared abroad.

Why?

Because, beyond words, music transmits vibrations resonating or not in the listener.

The same for Ambra e le altre… an appointment of fairy tales in music involving adults and children from all over the world who met every Tuesday evening at 19:30 on my YouTube Channel.

This demonstrate how much music has no limits - thanks to web, now more than ever.

If you like living this new experience with me, I'll wait for you on Tuesday 28 March 2023 at 19:30 on my Canale YouTube.

You'll enjoy Piccola Suite, five instrumental movements born in 2013 on which, subsequently, a text was outlined by the author Letizia Cobaltini.

In the above pic, from left to right: Francesco Altieri (organist, composer and sound engineer), Manuel Santagata (actor, voice actor, publicity speaker), Letizia Cobaltini (author).

Following, the musicians who recorded the Piccola Suite.

From left to right: Francesco Galizia (accordion), Tomo Rozman (cello), Michele Santoro (guitar), Natalia Bonello (flute).

I remind you that you can listen to the Piccola Suite both narrated and instrumental versions on all major streaming and download platforms.

Lyrics, scores and separate parts in the following formats: printed and digital.

Drawings and animations, on my Canale YouTube.

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