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Stefano Taglietti's "Concerto Triplo for Electric Guitar, Piano, Percussions, Violin and Strings" is a captivating live album that showcases the Italian composer and guitarist's unique blend of classical and contemporary influences. Released on March 31, 2022, via RMN Classical, this 28-minute album is a testament to Taglietti's innovative approach to composition and performance.
The album features a single, multi-movement work titled "Concerto Triplo," which is performed by an ensemble of electric guitar, piano, percussion, violin, and strings. The concerto is divided into eleven distinct sections, each with its own unique character and mood. From the introductory "Introduzione" to the final "Finale," Taglietti takes the listener on a journey through a diverse range of musical styles and emotions.
The concerto begins with a slow and contemplative introduction, before moving into the more upbeat and rhythmic "Disteso." The third movement, "Afro," incorporates elements of African music, while the fourth movement, "Animato," is a lively and energetic piece. The fifth movement, "Interludio," provides a brief moment of respite before the concerto builds to a powerful and dramatic climax in the final movements.
Throughout the concerto, Taglietti's virtuosic electric guitar playing is on full display, as he navigates complex melodies and intricate rhythms with ease. The piano, percussion, and strings provide a rich and varied backdrop to the guitar, while the violin adds a touch of lyricism and expressiveness.
"Concerto Triplo for Electric Guitar, Piano, Percussions, Violin and Strings" is a must-listen for fans of contemporary classical music and anyone looking to discover the innovative and exciting work of Stefano Taglietti.