Guitar
SKU:
UT.CH-101
Composed by
Davide Notartomaso.
Saddle stitching.
Classical. Ut Orpheus #CH
101. Published by Ut
Orpheus (UT.CH-101).
ISBN 9790215315815. 9
x 12
inches.
Composit
ion winner of the 2nd
Edition (2008) of the
Classical Guitar Musical
Composition Competition
â??Suoni Nuovi
Autoriâ?? in Latina,
Italy (Section
1)
The composition
Roma born after a
short travel in the
eternal city. The
multiple cultural,
historical and landscaped
stimuli that derive from
its ruins must touch the
mind of every visitor
dipping it and
transporting it behind in
the history: these are
the feelings that have
inspired the composition
of a
conceptualistic-descripti
ve music work, dedicated
to the places that more
meant during the
authorâ??s travel.
First part,
â??Anfiteatro
Flavioâ??, is clearly
dedicated to Colosseo. It
is so imposing and
majestic that recalls
still today the outcry of
the battles and the noise
of the iron: all that is
translate in music with
frequent changes of time
and a virtuosistic and
pressing writing. The
apex of the fight marks
in the composition a
growing culminated in a
moment of suspension and
the immediate resumption
with change of theme for
the victory moment and
its majestic
celebration.
The
second part, â??Villa
Borgheseâ??, marks the
passage to a situation of
ecstasy and serenity
inspired from the beauty
and tranquillity of the
places of the famous
roman park. The
composition develops with
sweetness but are also
present dissonant notes
that recall the park
contextualizzation in the
heart of the city, with
its chaotic present and
with the urgent violence
of its past.
