Free Will - Amos Ghirardelli

Libero Arbitrio - Amos Ghirardelli (CVLD382)

Available in: Gold CD and in HD FILE 88.2kHz · 24bit

01 - Libero Arbitrio 16:22
02 - Oltre La Nebbia 11:33
03 - Frammento Di Me 6:08
04 - Dreaming Sanremo 11:15
05 - Malinconia 3:54
Tot. Time: 49:17

All music, words and arrangements by Amos Ghirardelli

Keyboards: Amos Ghiradelli
Additional keyboards: Andrea Valfrè
Piano: Filippo Ghirardelli
Bass: Andrea Ghion
Drums: Roberto "Bob" Parolin
Guitars: Matteo Ballarin
Voice: Massimo Bellio

24bit / 88.2kHz digital recording made at Magister Recording Area, Preganziol (Italy) on August and September 2024 - Analog Mastering made at VLS Studio, Naquera (Spain) on September 26th, 2024

Production: Marco Lincetto and Amos Ghirardelli
Executive producer: Marco Lincetto
Musical producer: Andrea Valfrè
Recording and mix engineer: Andrea Valfrè
Assistant recording engineer: Tommaso Corrà
Mastering engineer: Marco Lincetto
Design and layout: L'Image

Manufacture and commercial distribution: referencemusicstore.com, Italy

Amos Ghirardelli's first album is here, at sixty-three with forty years of musical career behind him.
And it's a record that opens the heart to lovers of great PROG, descending in a direct line from the great furrow drawn by the big English and Italian groups in the first half of the 70s.
It is excellent music, performed sensationally by amazing musicians, and revolves, as tradition requires for these projects, around a precise "concept" which is perfectly summed up in the album's title, LIBERO ARBITRIO (FREE WILL), as well as in the lyrics sung at the end of the long initial suite that bears the album's title.

The first album of Amos Ghirardelli, 63 years old with forty years of musical career behind him.
And it’s a record that opens the heart to lovers of the great PROG, descending by direct line from the great furrow drawn by the big English and Italian groups in the first half of the 70s.
It is an excellent music, performed in a sensational way by amazing musicians and that revolves, as tradition requires to these projects, around a precise "concept" which is perfectly summed up in the title of the album, FREE WILL, as well as in the lyrics sung at the end of the long initial suite that bears the title of the album