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Artist description
Nico Girasole is an author/musician of surprising talent.
It's impossible to include only in a genre his music which is archaic and modern at the same time,
dreamy, mysterious as an ancient ritual but also playful.
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Music Style
World chamber music |
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Musical Influences
Erik Satie, Ravel, Duke Ellington, Ethnic music |
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Similar Artists
Arvo Part, Nino Rota, Ennio Morricone |
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Artist History
He has written for 10 years music for theatre (Vienna Paket Theater, Monaco Theater der Jungend , Roma Theater, Bari Kismet) and movies. In 1999 he was invited to record for Vel Net. He worked three years at "Et Nico" music, recording live in a little country church.
It's music for an unusual chamber ensemble, guitars, clarinets, female voice, double bass and a stringed instrument built by himself which is inspired by the ancient Lyra.
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Instruments
Voice, Lyra |
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Albums
Et Nico |
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Press Reviews
"Girasole's music is a rich and intimate sort of chamber music, with influences stretching from east to west (but still unmistakably Italian), from ancient to modern, and meeting somewhere in between." Richard Di Santo (www.incursion-publishing.com)
"...The sounds float like shaded colours of oriental flavour from which strange objects of the memory appear: quotations and allusions to music loved by the author, even Habanera of Ravel and Fleurette africaine of Ellington ... are notes for an imaginary travel, jotted down by a man who mockingly declares " I have never been beyond Corfu" and plays with the false and the likely, searching a very elusive truth..."
Fabrizio Versienti (Corriere del Mezzogiorno)
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Additional Info
http://www.vel-net.com |
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Location
Bari, Italy - Italy |
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