The album cover features Marc Chagall's 1912 painting, Golgotha.
Composer's Artistic Vision
Dalla Vecchia believed that truly good art, whether in literature, painting, or music, cannot be erased, stating, "if it's good, no one's able to erase it."
Recording & Production
The album was recorded using 24-bit digital recording technology.
Composer's Artistic Vision
Dalla Vecchia saw himself as someone who loved the present while respecting the past, likening his view to Gustav Mahler's idea that "Tradition is not the venerating of ashes but the guarding of flames."
Composer's Artistic Vision
Despite not writing extensively, Dalla Vecchia's compositions each aimed for a unique musical destination, with extensive preliminary studies for every work.
Composer Biography
Wolfango Dalla Vecchia (1923-1994) was a prominent figure in 20th-century music, serving as an organist, composer, philosopher, musicologist, and teacher.
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