Digression Music responds to the national and international echo of the debut album of the Duo Re-Imagine, positively reviewed by the most important music publications, with the launch of the Gold Vinyl (limited edition) of the homonymous album signed by Dario Doronzo at the Flugelhorn and Pietro Gallo at the Piano. The Duo proposes a wide-ranging repertoire that finds it's roots in the complex and elegant reinterpretation in a modern key of compositions and arias of the cultured sphere. A continuous dialogue, without ever dropping tension, between spaces, dynamics, virtuosities, colors, synergistically merging into a music of new breath that finds in the revisitation the fulcrum of it's knowledge. Fil rouge is the theme of the "re-reading", a stylistic and aesthetic figure suitable for joining two such different worlds as classical music and the more fluid modern Jazz. "Disassemble" and "reassemble" works of a classic type with modifications and variations on a melodic, harmonic, timbric and rhythmic level leads the listener to fully savor the true value of Opere which, after about four hundred years, still move the mysterious strings of our soul.
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Digression Music responds to the national and international echo of the debut album of the Duo Re-Imagine, positively reviewed by the most important music publications, with the launch of the Gold Vinyl (limited edition) of the homonymous album signed by Dario Doronzo at the Flugelhorn and Pietro Gallo at the Piano. The Duo proposes a wide-ranging repertoire that finds it's roots in the complex and elegant reinterpretation in a modern key of compositions and arias of the cultured sphere. A continuous dialogue, without ever dropping tension, between spaces, dynamics, virtuosities, colors, synergistically merging into a music of new breath that finds in the revisitation the fulcrum of it's knowledge. Fil rouge is the theme of the "re-reading", a stylistic and aesthetic figure suitable for joining two such different worlds as classical music and the more fluid modern Jazz. "Disassemble" and "reassemble" works of a classic type with modifications and variations on a melodic, harmonic, timbric and rhythmic level leads the listener to fully savor the true value of Opere which, after about four hundred years, still move the mysterious strings of our soul.
