Marco Bertoni (also a member of the Confusional Quartet) in solo mode circa 1981. This 10" alternates between nice experimental pieces and jaunty piano works which are a bit too jaunty for me. Superb full color gatefold sleeve. Works for treated piano, electronics, etc., pure avant-garde, soundscapes & Futurist type musics. fter quitting the outstandingly original and enjoyable italian group confusional quartet, keyboard player marco bertoni, upon the invitation of the quartet's fifth member, recording engineer gianni gitti, recorded a handful of pieces for piano and studio work which was eventually to be released on record by les disques du crepuscle, a product that never materialized. the piano tunes here have a playfulness and a nonchalance of satiesque inspiration, exposing an intimate world which reveals through simplicity and primitive studio inventiveness, with a production enphasising the idea of sketches and of artisan work. in these eight short pieces, the piano tracks are superimposed, speeded up or down, deconstructed and generally played with, although most of the time left in their original unmodified beauty, with street cats, breathings, radio-dramas, russian voices, fake birds and gianni cuoghi's drum elements, discreetly adding to them through gianni gitti's studio
touch. released on vinyl record instead of compact-disc, considering this format to be more appropriate to the nature of this music.