"Elated Silence" genre: World Fusion
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	Please note that the tile on the file should read "Elated Silence," and not "Il mio umore." I apologize for any inconvenience. "Elated Silence" is sung both in Italian (first half) and English (second half). It is written for piano and voice, and it has a soft introspective mood.
	CD: Intervalli chiaroscuri   Label: Anthony Cristiano Films, Toronto, May 2002 at HMV Superstore Credits: composition, voice, and lyrics: Anthony Cristiano; piano accompaniment: Atsuko La Chance
	Story Behind the Song Empathy and sympathy towards other people's feelings inspired this poem and song. Particularly it speaks of the relationship between loved ones. The lyrics tell of how sweet is the harmony created by sympathy towards a partner, and how important it is not to make selfish remarks, 'a word causing pain.' The song was written in Toronto during about two weeks. It took and entire evening to record and about 5 takes. Lyrics Here is the homonymous poem and lyrics of "Elated Silence." Suprema quiete Suprema quiete che dimora stando attenti a non nuocere di parola, è così facile a dirsi se si pensa solo per sé, con risultati molti tristi che rimpiangerai perché, non è in te. (Elated Silence) Elated silence sweet as rain not to say a word causing pain, unkind remarks are easily spoken if egos are made to lead the way, the pleasing tune soon is broken and you'll regret it every day, cause it's not in you.

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