ANNO DOMINI - CZECH NATIONAL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, AGOSTINELLI, GALLO

ANNO DOMINI (CVLD181)

Author: ALESSANDRO MOLINARI
Performer: CZECH NATIONAL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, B. AGOSTINELLI, A. GALLO

Available in: HD File, CD

Tracks

01 - Anno Domini 2012
02 - Nibiru
03 - Zero
04 - Hunkab Ku
05 - The Big Question
06 - Ke Isteria
07 - Rebirth
08 - Lost Tango
09 - Blu notte suite-Mistero in blu
10 - Blu notte suite-Blu notte
11 - Blu notte suite-Misteri italiani
12 - Blu notte suite-L'Italia dei perchè

Notes

CLASSICAL. Original compositions by A. Molinari. Czech Symphony Orchestra, Barbara Agostinelli violin, Achille Gallo piano.
Tracks 1-2: 24bit/88.2kHz recording at Cnso Studios, Prague, Czech Republic, June 2009
Tracks 3-12: 24bit/88.2kHz recording at AreaMagister Studios, Preganziol, Italy, April 2009
One of the greatest and best symphony orchestras in the world (Czech National Symphony Orchestra), two extraordinary world-class soloists, Barbara Agostinelli on violin and Achille Gallo on piano, original music specially written for this album ("Soundtrack for a film that doesn't exist yet") by Alessandro Molinari, one of the most acclaimed Italian film music composers, the amazing recording technique using the best technologies available today, respectively implemented by Marco Lincetto and Goffredo Gibellini: A MOMENTOUS ALBUM!!!Divided into two parts, the first dedicated to the millenarian suite for violin, piano and orchestra ANNO DOMINI 2012 and the second to a series of pieces written for violin and piano duo, always in the evocative and strongly descriptive style of the author, this album aims to break yet another barrier: one of those that would divide music by "genres" and "sectors"...The powerful melodies, the immanence of the sound of a mighty section of six horns, refer more to John Williams than to Morricone: but we are always at the absolute artistic and sonic pinnacles.At the end, the suite for solo Violin and piano, derived from the main themes of the famous RAI 3 program "BLU NOTTE"
In the booklet, the introductory text is written by Carlo Lucarelli.
The evocative photos in the graphic parts are the work of photographers Paolo Tosti and Ilenco Tracmot. The making of this album was also made possible by the contribution of Q8 Italia.