Trittico

"Trittico" by Cosimo Carovani is a captivating journey through sacred and folk traditions, set to be released on July 30, 2024, under Concerto Classics. This 68-minute album is a triptych of musical expressions, blending the sacred with the earthy, the ancient with the contemporary.

The album begins with "Parva Missa," a six-part choral work that showcases Carovani's mastery of sacred music. The pieces range from the contemplative "Kyrie Eleison" to the triumphant "Credo," offering a spiritual journey that is both intimate and grand.

The second part of the album, "Tuscan folk songs I," transports listeners to the rustic landscapes of Tuscany. Carovani's arrangements of traditional folk songs are vibrant and lively, with pieces like "Trescone" and "Maremma amara" evoking the spirit of communal dance and song.

The final part, "Eternal Nights I," is a hauntingly beautiful exploration of the night and the cosmos. Carovani's compositions are atmospheric and evocative, with "Salmodia e danza" and "Landscape e ripresa (il vuoto)" standing out as particularly mesmerizing.

Throughout "Trittico," Carovani's compositions are marked by their rich harmonies, intricate rhythms, and deep emotional resonance. The album is a testament to his versatility and creativity, offering a unique blend of sacred, folk, and contemporary musical styles. Whether you're a fan of choral music, folk traditions, or contemporary compositions, "Trittico" is sure to captivate and inspire.