Smòs Octet
by Nicolò Francesco Faraglia
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Talisman 2.0
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about
"Smòs Octet" is a suite based on the idea of combining three different musical styles and genres: improvisation, jazz and chamber Music.
Harmony, melody, rhythm and timbre: to each one of these four music parameters is given equal importance in the musical path, in the way that they respectively represent fire, air, water and earth. The octet is then split up into various groups, each one of which plays a specific role (i.e. timbre, melody, etc...) which changes over time.
The first movement, "What do you Know About Fire?", is a free improvisation, which purpose is to depict fire as an indomitable element, also reminding of emotions and sensations that human beings felt the first time they have seen it.
This first piece initiates a musical journey in which the other three elements are combined with all the four music parameters, in different combinations.
On one hand, we can find evocative improvisations transforming into pure energy with no control at all; on the other, composed music to control such energy.
Harmony, melody, rhythm and timbre: to each one of these four music parameters is given equal importance in the musical path, in the way that they respectively represent fire, air, water and earth. The octet is then split up into various groups, each one of which plays a specific role (i.e. timbre, melody, etc...) which changes over time.
The first movement, "What do you Know About Fire?", is a free improvisation, which purpose is to depict fire as an indomitable element, also reminding of emotions and sensations that human beings felt the first time they have seen it.
This first piece initiates a musical journey in which the other three elements are combined with all the four music parameters, in different combinations.
On one hand, we can find evocative improvisations transforming into pure energy with no control at all; on the other, composed music to control such energy.
credits
released December 2, 2019
Nicolò F. Faraglia: guitar and compositions
Cosimo Fiaschi: soprano sax
Jacopo Fagioli: trumpet
Francesco Panconesi: tenor sax
Federico D'Angelo: baritone sax and bass clarinet
Luca Sguera: piano
Amedeo Verniani: double bass
Pierluigi Foschi: drums
Recorded by Dan Kinzelman at Siena Jazz on November 2-3 , 2018
Mixed by Dan Kinzelmanat Casa Verde on December 14-15 , 2018
Mastered by Antonio Castiello and Aldo De Sanctis at Jambona Lab on February 21 , 2019
Artwork and layout by Sandro Crisafi
Produced by Nicolò Francesco Faraglia and Aut Records
Nicolò F. Faraglia: guitar and compositions
Cosimo Fiaschi: soprano sax
Jacopo Fagioli: trumpet
Francesco Panconesi: tenor sax
Federico D'Angelo: baritone sax and bass clarinet
Luca Sguera: piano
Amedeo Verniani: double bass
Pierluigi Foschi: drums
Recorded by Dan Kinzelman at Siena Jazz on November 2-3 , 2018
Mixed by Dan Kinzelmanat Casa Verde on December 14-15 , 2018
Mastered by Antonio Castiello and Aldo De Sanctis at Jambona Lab on February 21 , 2019
Artwork and layout by Sandro Crisafi
Produced by Nicolò Francesco Faraglia and Aut Records
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Aut Records Berlin, Germany
Aut Records is a record label dedicated to experimental and research music. We are trying to describe a musical environment that cannot be assigned to a particular genre, and is removed from any specific musical language.
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