Marco Enrico Bossi's "Bossi: Opera omnia per organo, Vol. 9" is a captivating journey through the intricate and expressive world of organ music. Released on December 1, 2014, under the Tactus label, this album is the ninth volume in a series dedicated to Bossi's complete works for organ. Spanning a duration of one hour and four minutes, this collection showcases the artist's mastery and versatility, offering a rich tapestry of compositions that range from the dramatic to the serene.
The album opens with "Malombra," a work that has been meticulously completed and reconstructed by Roberto Bossi and Paolo Geminiani, respectively. This piece sets the stage for a diverse exploration of Bossi's musical genius. The "10 Composizioni, Op. 118" series forms the core of the album, featuring ten distinct pieces that highlight Bossi's ability to convey a wide array of emotions and moods through the organ. From the contemplative "Preludio" to the festive "Marcia festiva," each composition offers a unique listening experience.
For fans of classical music and organ enthusiasts alike, this album is a treasure trove of beautifully crafted pieces that demonstrate Marco Enrico Bossi's enduring legacy as a composer. The meticulous attention to detail in both the performances and the reconstructions ensures that this volume is a worthy addition to any classical music collection.