Candia/ Consueto - Clangori Di Tromba"There are certain moments in life that, taking place in the prestige of the most varied poetry, connect so tenaciously to the soul, that with the passing of time, it is in futile to erase them". With these words Giacinto Poli was beginning Una processione del Venerd Santo, published in Naples in 1851 and written with a poetic and passionate prose. The narrative, almost like a wavering and sad processional stride, oscillates between introspection and

demonstrates that even minor masters operating in the countryside could compose on a very high level

#took shape during six months of quarantined recording sessions

the album is anything but

only the vocal part remains intact and bass-baritone Philippe Sly's reading of it is touching and impressive

gritty vocals

Ichiko Aoba's work gained greater exposure in the past year as the need for comfort grew while the world sequestered in solitude

devastating small clubs and open air stages alike

Recorded May 19 & 20

and part of doing that is through doing what you love

his first Carpe Sonum offering

He is also known as an active contributor to '80s soundtracks

with 1 year in Sweden