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Arturo Stalteri – The Snow Is Dancing (LP, Clear)
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Instruments: Piano

Arturo Stalteri

The Snow Is Dancing (LP, Clear)

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300 numbered and signed copies. 180 gr. Clear Vinyl. 'The Snow Is Dancing' is the new album by musician Arturo Stàlteri. A true homage to snow, its lightness and purity. Inspired by Claude Debussy's composition of the same name, the Roman pianist within this work guides listeners on a diaphanous and enchanted sound journey, in which the piano becomes a diary capturing subtle emotions and moments of wonder: “I have always loved snow. An impalpable white blanket that seems to erase every imperfection,” Stàlteri explains. Among the 8 unreleased tracks is 'The Snows of Caradhras,' divided into two parts, which pays homage to 'The Lord of the Rings' trilogy, a longtime passion of Stàlteri's. 'Falling Snow,' also in two sections, depicts the silent descent of snowflakes. 'Snjokorn,' which means 'snowflake' in Icelandic, is a more whimsical and lively piece. 'Land of Icicles' describes an imaginary landscape of ice stalactites. Another important track is 'Des Pas sur la Neige,' inspired by Debussy's first book of preludes, which leaves behind light and enchanting footprints. 'Like Snow' has the charm of a fairy tale song, while 'Hans im Schneesturm' draws inspiration from Thomas Mann's famous novel 'The Magic Mountain.' The disc closes with 'The Snow is Dancing,' once again a tribute to Debussy's extraordinary creativity.

Details
Instruments: Piano
Cat. number: COM428
Year: 2024

Release notes

Limited edition 300 copies

Tracklist
Frontside
A1The Snow Of Caradhras - Part 1 5:24
A2Falling Snow - Part 14:49
A3Snjokorn4:57
A4Land Of Icicles5:17
Backside
B1The Snow Of Caradhras - Part 24:47
B2Come La Neve3:20
B3Falling Snow - Part 24:59
B4Hans Im Schneesturm3:46
B5The Snow Is Dancing 3:07
Credits
Arturo Stalteri
Written-By (A1 to B4)
C. Debussy
Written-By (B5)