Ancient Kithara - Piccolo Notturno by Giorgio Sancristoforo

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Giorgio Sancristoforo plays an original song, called "Piccolo Notturno", composed and performed on a LUTHIEROS Kithara of the Golden Age. It is a dreamy melody, inspired by the night, true to the essence of the 18th and 19th-century musical compositions bearing the same name.
The music sessions took place inside the Castello Sforzesco of Milano (Italy).

In music, nocturne (or nocturnal, in French) was a composition evocative of the night and cultivated in the 19th century primarily as a character piece for piano. The form originated with the Irish composer John Field (1814) and reached its zenith with Frédéric Chopin. Many legendary musicians composed their own nocturne, such as Robert Schumann, et cetera.
Like the serenades and cassations of Haydn and Mozart, it was intended, at least originally, for nocturnal performance, usually outdoors.

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// Who is Giorgio?
Giorgio is an artist and sound designer born in Milan. He is the engineer of numerous education and experimental music software used by both artists and teachers in more than 40 countries worldwide, such as Stanford’s CCRMA, the BBC Radiophonic Workshop, the Royal College of Music of Stockholm, the TUFTS University, the San Diego City College, the Centro National de las Artes of Mexico City, to name a few. What's more, he is an expert artist of the European Commission.
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