Sylvano Bussotti's musical pages suggest scenery for a living, responsive, and never nostalgic theatre, with each graphic element telling rich dramatic stories.
Recording & Production
This album features performances by Roberto Fabbriciani on various flutes, from piccolo to contrabass flute and recorder, and Jonathan Faralli on percussion instruments, which were much loved by Bussotti.
Album & Artwork
The album cover features a 1978 portrait of Roberto Fabbriciani by Sylvano Bussotti, the composer.
Instruments
Roberto Fabbriciani invented the majestic hyperbass flute, a vibrating instrument with a fifteen-meter pipe that can reach the deepest abysses of sound, near the limits of human hearing.
Performer Biography
Roberto Fabbriciani's work is characterized by continuous research and experimentation, aligning with his concept of creativity that includes compositional action, uniting form and function.
Performer Biography
Roberto Fabbriciani, one of the most influential flutists, has had the most important composers write for him over the last fifty years.
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