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Giovanni Di Domenico, New Mo(ve)ments Ensemble

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*150 copies limited edition* In 2010 Giovanni Di Domenico formed a band called “Mo(ve)ments Ensemble” and released a CD on Belgian independent label Spocus. The concept and repertoire of that band reflected Di Domenico’s love for subtle orchestration and chamber music sensibilities, the basic idea behind it being the dissertation of the organic elements that form the instruments involved (in that case the wood of the strings and clarinet) and the re-construction of them by means of musical ideas (again: the orchestration, the particular ‘colour’ of those instruments).

After more then 10 years Di Domenico is forming a New Mo(ve)ments Ensemble: the line-up changed as the focus now will not be on organic elements (not only strings: the line-up this time mixes much more those elements, with brass, aerophone and percussion instruments added) but rather on the melodic/harmonic interaction between those instruments and on the timbral characteristics of each of those instruments, all tied together by Di Domenico’s arrangements and sensibilities. 

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Cat. number: CANTO 39
Year: 2023

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Thanks to everyone at Oorstof / Sound In Motion and Hans Van Der Linden

Made with the support of FWB (Fédération Wallonie Bruxelles)

Release notes

Thanks to everyone at Oorstof / Sound In Motion and Hans Van Der Linden Made with the support of FWB (Fédération Wallonie Bruxelles)

Tracklist
1Moment Form16:22
2Brane #12:52
3Brane #24:02
4Ridendo E Scherzando14:37
Credits
Kalle Moberg
Accordion
Stan Maris
Accordion
Manolo Cabras
Acoustic Bass
Giovanni Di Domenico
Composed By, Piano, Mixed By, Mastered By
Niels Van Heertum
Euphonium
Quentin Manfroy
Flute, Bass Flute
Vito Battista
Layout
Hans van der Linden
Photography By
Christophe Albertijn
Recorded By
Ananta Roosens
Trumpet, Violin

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