Giacinto Scelsi (1905-1988)
Quatre illustrations pour piano seul
Suite n° 9 "Ttai", pour piano seul

Rossella Spinosa, piano

The sensible and sophisticated pianist Rossella Spinosa faces the arduous task of performing the music by Giacinto Scelsi, a very special composer that grew within the Parisian scene influenced by: Debussy, the generation of the Eighties, the Dodecafonia of the German school, and the esotericism of Skriabin, reaching (after traveling to the east in India and Tibet) his very personal idea of global spherical sound. So Scelsi became the interpreter of a new concept of sound that transcends the formal architecture almost renouncing to making music, becoming a link between the earthly world and cosmic forces. The result is music demanding great sensitivity and particular mood by both the performer and the listener, to whom is requested a total and religious immersion in the sound and vibrations of the world of Giacinto Scelsi.