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Pederneschi, Alberto: Microcosmo (FMR)

Using prepared drums drums, objects, voice, and Kalimba, Italian drummer Alberto Pederneschi presents eight solo works recorded in the studio, an unhurried but authoritative set of pieces that merge composed and improvised sections, drawing and evoking a narrative sense in coherent arrangements and intimate story telling.
 

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Alberto Pederneschi-prepared drums drums, objects, voice, Kalimba


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UPC: 0617629603835

Label: FMR
Catalog ID: FMR 606
Squidco Product Code: 30334

Format: CD
Condition: New
Released: 2021
Country: UK
Packaging: Digipack - 3 panel
Recorded At Maxine studio, in Milan, Italy, on September 1st and 2nd, 2020, by Ronaldo Donati and Fabrizio Fini.

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"In every moment of life we have one foot in the fairy tale and the other in the abyss."-Paulo Coehlo

"The echo of a fairy tale, the voices of forgotten objects, childhood photographs, expectations. A microscope focused on the emotions that small things can give you. Microcosm is an intimate dialogue in which composition and improvisation alternate creating an involving and evocative narration."-Alberto Pederneschi website


Artist Biographies

"Alberto Pederneschi is an Italian drummer and percussionist, who also performs on prepared drums, drums, objects, kalimba, voice. His projects include Fabula Rara with dancer and choreographer Francesca Cervellino; Prima Luz with pianist Antonio Vivenzio. He is a member of groups Osmosi Trio, Sentimento Popolare, Papa Legba is our Sensei."

-Alberto Pederneschi Website (http://www.albertopederneschi.com)
3/13/2024

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Track Listing:



1. Sfere Celesti 4:33

2. Instant I: cosmos Voices 2:59

3. Instant II: Visioni 3:21

4. Instant III: Torbidi Risvegli 2:23

5. Fragments 4:28

6. Infanzie Altere (Freud) 2:19

7. Ritual 2:49

8. Origins 5:55

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