Dive into the cinematic world of Massimo De Mattia with his captivating album "Poésie pour pasolini," released on October 13, 2015, under the esteemed Splasc(h) Records. This 50-minute jazz masterpiece is a testament to De Mattia's unique vision and artistic prowess, offering a collection of original versions that pay homage to iconic filmmakers and explore profound themes.
The album kicks off with "Arlecchino brillo," a lively and engaging piece that sets the tone for the eclectic journey ahead. Each track is a standalone piece, yet they seamlessly blend together, creating a cohesive and immersive experience. From the introspective "Tarkowskij" to the evocative "Buñuel," and the cinematic "Kurosawa," De Mattia's compositions are a tribute to the silver screen's most influential directors.
"Poésie pour pasolini" is not just about cinematic references; it delves into deeper themes such as the search for happiness in "Identification of Happiness," the pursuit of existence in "Aim of Existence," and the profound "Consciousness of Knowledge." The album concludes with the hauntingly beautiful "Silentium," leaving a lasting impression on the listener.
Massimo De Mattia's "Poésie pour pasolini" is a rich tapestry of jazz, woven with cinematic threads and philosophical underpinnings. Whether you're a jazz enthusiast or a cinephile, this album offers a unique and enriching listening experience.
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