Francesco Ruggiero – Villa Farnesina | Neoclassical music review
“Удивительной красоты и глубины симфоническое произведение, которое переносит слушателя в мир элегантности, изящества и пространства. Композиция названа в честь одного из самых красивых и известных архитектурных шедевров в Риме, что мгновенно придаёт ей особенный шарм. Плавные, манящие и волшебные переходы между партиями инструментов создают гармоничное и красивое звучание, придающее произведению особую атмосферу.”
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“The amazing beauty and depth is a symphonic work that transfers the listener to the world of elegance, grace and space. The composition is named after one of the most beautiful and famous architectural masterpieces in Rome, which instantly gives it a special charm. The smooth, alluring and magical transitions between the parties of the tools create a harmonious and beautiful sound that gives the work a special atmosphere.”
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“La straordinaria bellezza e profondità è un’opera sinfonica che trasferisce l’ascoltatore al mondo dell’eleganza, della grazia e dello spazio. La composizione prende il nome da uno dei capolavori architettonici più belli e famosi di Roma, che gli dà immediatamente un fascino speciale. Le transizioni fluide, allettanti e magiche tra le parti degli strumenti creano un suono armonioso e bello che dà al lavoro un’atmosfera speciale.”
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Reviewed by Nagamag on February 21, 2024