ORIGINAL COMPOSITIONS FOR PIANO - ANDREETTA

ORIGINAL COMPOSITIONS FOR PIANO ( CVLD301 )

Author : GIULIO ANDREETTA
Performer : GIULIO ANDREETTA

Tracks

11-3 Three short pieces 7:01
        1 Slow 3:07 / 2 Andante 2:23 / 3 Very fast 1:31
4 Praeludium 3:48
5 Sonata No.1 11:02
6-12 White Pages 25:11
         6 I, 5:02 / 7 II, 5:18 / 8 III, 5:15 / 9 IV, 2:03 / 10 V, 2:46 / 11 VI, 1:02 /                12 VII, 3:45
13 Touched 4:09
14 Sonata No.2 7:35

Total time: 59:00

All compositions by Giulio Andreetta
24bit/88.2kHz recording made at Studio Zanta, Camponogara, Italy on April 27, 28, 2018, using Ribera R12 tube microphones
Giulio Andreetta plays on Steinway & Sons D274 Concert Grand Piano tuned by Silvano Zanta.

Production: VELUT LUNA / Executive Producer: Marco Lincetto
Recording, Editing, Mixing and Mastering: Marco Lincetto / Photo: Marco Lincetto
English text: Marco Lincetto / Design and Layout: L'Image

NOTE

I consider these works of mine for piano almost as a diary of a paradoxical attempt to overcome the feeling of crisis through music.
The awareness that - despite everything - composition is an act of sharing and a continuous search to immortalize a present too complex and multifaceted to be worthily celebrated, prevents me from considering these works as something finished.
I would like to hope that therefore the enigma of musical creation speaks instead of words, and that music comes to life beyond all that can be said. In this sense, for me, music becomes a testimony of a singularity - that is, of everything that which cannot be communicated but only shown – but also of a reality perceived in the creative act as something profoundly chaotic and unstable. And yet I also want to reiterate that I reject any possible identification between author and work, and I hope that in future my music can somehow take new life from always different forms of listening and interpretation, which finally betray "the composer's will".
“Truly, my brothers, with other eyes I will then seek those I have lost: with another love I will then love you.”
Friedrich Nietzsche: “Thus Spoke Zarathustra.”