Carlo Forlivesi's compositions on this album are eclectic, drawing from diverse textures and instrumental combinations.
Composer Biography
Carlo Forlivesi is described as a deeply curious, research-inspired, tireless traveler, and cosmopolitan soul, reflected in the six different languages used for his composition titles.
Composer's Artistic Vision
Carlo Forlivesi's work reinterprets music from the past, including arrangements of 'Ave Maris Stella' and 'Stella Splendens', and quotes from Haydn and Bach.
Recording & Production
This album was recorded in multiple international locations, including Bologna, Paris, Hamburg, Tokyo, Kyoto, and Melbourne.
Compositional Technique
Carlo Forlivesi incorporates traditional Japanese instruments like shakuhachi, koto, and biwa, reflecting his deep connection to Japanese culture.
Album & Artwork
The album title, 'Tactus', is a Renaissance Latin term for what is now called a measure in music.
Composer's Artistic Vision
Composer Carlo Forlivesi's works on this album are likened to a medieval garden, where a variety of elements surprise and refine the senses.
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