
The duo, 'Les Brumes', aims to achieve a homogeneous and compact fusion between the transverse flute and the symphonic organ, enhancing the organ's ideal choice of registers.
The album's title, 'Les Brumes' ('The Fogs'), reflects the duo's musical taste for exploring nuances and colors, and is also a tribute to their homelands and passion for Nebbiolo wine.
The Brondino Vegezzi-Bossi organ includes registers like Coro Viole or Coro violins, and others of Italian or 'Bossian' origin, such as oboe d'amore or orchestral clarinet.
Tommaso Maria Mazzoletti, the organist, is the titular organist at the Protestant churches of Gland and Vich in the Vaud Canton, and also at Ste-Thérèse Catholic Church in Lausanne.
The organ used for this recording is the Brondino Vegezzi-Bossi at St. Paul Protestant Church in Gland, Switzerland, an instrument designed by organist Tommaso Mazzoletti.
Enea Luzzani, the flutist, has won numerous national and international competitions, including the 'E. Krakamp' National Flute Competition and the 'Crescendo' International Competition.