Nepal

I listened to it 3 times.

I find it a very... Impressionist... painting. I like it!

Knowing the title, you close your eyes and see a montage of images of Nepal. Even the music, much like the geography of Nepal which is wedged between India and China, recalls this mixture with its sounds while maintaining a style that belongs to neither one nor the other.

It also seems to me that you were very motivated to create this composition, and this makes me very happy. I would appreciate it if you could send me a high-quality MP3 (I mean at least 192Kbit) so I can add it to my iPhone library and listen to it in the car.

Congratulations Mauri!

Thanks Simo't, I didn't describe the sensations because I wanted to see if others would perceive them too; it's as you say, the string part has exactly this function. I didn't choose the title at random, also to "escape" from the context in which I live, which certainly doesn't boast landscapes like these.

I added the file to my iPhone library. What can I tell you? I find it interesting...

I must say that I find this piece much more successful than the other one and, above all, it is very enjoyable.

... has its reason for being Piccinesco

And to think that I have kept it "unpublished" for almost 10 years, and even after refining it a few years ago, I hadn't let anyone listen to it except for one person.

But it is a coincidence that it is so fluid; it is not the norm for me (unfortunately), it is the string part that lends itself to being listened to without getting tired, at least

for me, this is anyway one of those pieces that I prepared between 2002 and 2003, in the "height" of certain emotional experiences; it has been years since I have lived them

and for this reason the pieces have taken on a calmer and more introspective character, less reckless and expansive, except for indeed some cases I will let you listen to

s soon.