On February the 16th (it’s a Saturday) at 17:00 will took place a presentation of the book “Circo Barnard” written by myself (Paolo Tassotti) and edited by Aletti Editore.
The location is the Church of San Lorenzo in Lucina in the Laurentina Room.
The event is open to everyone.
Write to info@paolotassotti.it for more information.
The shell as the self-isolation metaphor. The instrumental coda is based on a string ensemble pad with a choral harmonization on the above. Some electronics insert and processed guitar can be also heared by the more trained listeners.
Listen to mp3 excerpt here, read lyrics here
Rome from my point of view… eternal, chaotic, ruled by the Pope. PS: what’s the use of ecologic sundays ?
Listen to mp3 excerpt here, read lyrics here
Nervous thoughts of a man caged in the modern metropolitan traffic jams. Will he succed to met Claudia ?
Listen to mp3 excerpt here, read lyrics here
Tells a story about the crossroads of a young couple going to cinema watching movies. Please listen carefully ending guitar solo.
Listen to mp3 excerpt here, read lyrics here
Marta is the first non-instrumental songs that I put on my site. I hope you’ll like my voice !
Marta is a melodyc piece of music with jazz-influenced harmonic passages and some electronic sounds insertions on the above. The lyric (which you can find an unabridged version in section) tells a story about a young […]
“Le strade sono vuote” (”The streets are empty”) is an instrumental song composed by two parts in which the first one is dominated by the solo guitar, meanwhile the second part contains a minimalistic piano melody along with an arpeggio of guitar tunes.The title brings its name from the atmosphere of the song that […]
“Mondo sommerso” (”The drowned world”) I think is a soft-electronic piece very suitable for musical themes in general and soundtracks.The synth layer in the background produces that particular atmosphere as of being into the abyss of the ocean, while the piano intervals create light spots or, if you prefer, far away echoes.The title is inspired […]
