Roma for Guitar (2008)
Acoustic Guitar - Sheet Music

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Acoustic Guitar
Classical Guitar
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Classical
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SKU: UT.CH-101

Composed by Davide Notartomaso. Saddle stitching. Classical. Score. Ut Orpheus #CH 101. Published by Ut Orpheus (UT.CH-101).

ISBN 9790215315815. 9 x 12 inches.

Composition winner of the 2nd Edition (2008) of the Classical Guitar Musical Composition Competition ‘Suoni Nuovi Autori’ in Latina, Italy (Section 1)
The composition Roma born after a short travel in the eternal city. The multiple cultural, historical and landscaped stimuli that derive from its ruins must touch the mind of every visitor dipping it and transporting it behind in the history: these are the feelings that have inspired the composition of a conceptualistic-descriptive music work, dedicated to the places that more meant during the author’s travel.
First part, ‘Anfiteatro Flavio’, is clearly dedicated to Colosseo. It is so imposing and majestic that recalls still today the outcry of the battles and the noise of the iron: all that is translate in music with frequent changes of time and a virtuosistic and pressing writing. The apex of the fight marks in the composition a growing culminated in a moment of suspension and the immediate resumption with change of theme for the victory moment and its majestic celebration.
The second part, ‘Villa Borghese’, marks the passage to a situation of ecstasy and serenity inspired from the beauty and tranquillity of the places of the famous roman park. The composition develops with sweetness but are also present dissonant notes that recall the park contextualizzation in the heart of the city, with its chaotic present and with the urgent violence of its past.