Marco Salcito's album "Scaramouche" is a captivating journey through a diverse range of musical styles and influences. Released on May 1, 2010, under the Wide Classique Modern and Contemporary label, this album spans 57 minutes of enchanting melodies and intricate compositions.
The album opens with Darius Milhaud's "Scaramouche, Op.165b," a three-movement suite that showcases Salcito's virtuosity and versatility. The second part of the album, "Suite Retratos," pays homage to Brazilian composers Pixinguinha, Ernesto Nazareth, Anacleto De Medeiros, and Chiquinha Gonzaga, offering a rich tapestry of choro, valse, schottisch, and corta-jaca rhythms.
The final section, "Suite N°1," and the concluding piece "Melodia Sentimental" and "Arzachena," demonstrate Salcito's ability to blend classical and contemporary elements, creating a unique and engaging musical experience. Throughout the album, Salcito's mastery of the guitar is evident, making "Scaramouche" a standout addition to any music lover's collection.