The composer, Flint Juventino Beppe, personally supervised the recordings of the works on this album.
Recording & Production
The material on this album, with the exception of the final track 'Heart', had never been released before this album.
Composer Biography
Flint Juventino Beppe, the composer, has Asperger's syndrome, which he believes makes him inherently vulnerable and contributes to his experience of anxiety.
Composition History
The symphonic poem 'Theh Goldest' Op.27 was originally titled 'Randi' Op.27, dedicated to a woman who holds a special place in the composer's heart.
Composition History
The 'Piano Concerto No.1' Op.24 was conceived and written out by the composer, Flint Juventino Beppe, during three intense and painful days in Easter 1995, while he was experiencing overwhelming anxiety.
Composer's Artistic Vision
The composer, Flint Juventino Beppe, invented the word 'Theh' as an amplified version of 'the' to signify 'the one and only', and 'Goldest' to mean 'the most golden someone or something', referring to a 'most golden treasure'.
Composer's Artistic Vision
The composer, Flint Juventino Beppe, states that his compositions are not intentional; the music comes to him uninvited.
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