At its core, Romanza is a meditation on love in its many forms, reflecting a universal sense of connection between friends, family, and companions.
Recording & Production
The music for Romanza was performed by the Budapest Scoring Orchestra at Rottenbiller Hall, Budapest, on June 12, 2025.
Compositional Technique
The piano in Romanza acts as a narrator or protagonist, guiding the listener through moments of mystery, lyricism, and affirmation.
Composer's Artistic Vision
Rather than telling a specific story, Romanza invites listeners to find their own personal cinema of the mind, shaped by memory, hope, and the enduring presence of love.
Recording & Production
The album includes the full 19:43 Romanza, along with five shorter excerpts from the work.
Performer Biography
The piano on this recording of Romanza is performed by Marouan Benabdallah.
Compositional Technique
Romanza is a single-movement tone poem for large string orchestra, percussion, and solo piano, unfolding as one continuous arc.
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