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Roberto Santucci Roberto Santucci was born in Cagliari on 6 October 1956, he started his musical studies at the Accademic of Music in Cagliari, taking a diplom in principal piano under the guide of Maestro Orio Buccellato. Then he specialized at Salzburg’s Mozarteum. In 1986 he was invited at the Festival of Antwerp, in Belgium and, in 1987, at the concert season of Hong Kong. Now he gives concerts and teaches music and piano in Cagliari. His first cd, with original pieces for piano, has been entitled “Tramonto rosa”. His music has been repeatedly used in many television programmes on Videolina and Sardegna Uno TV stations. He recorded music for RAI and, recently, newspapers such as Corriere della Sera, Il Messaggero, and other national and regional newspapers wrote about him. The second cd, “La leggenda di Ofelia”, written and set to music by Santucci himself, will be the subject of a short tv film. It has been played in national première at “Teatro Sette” in Rome, in Torre delle Stelle (Cagliari), in various theatres in Sardinia and all over Italy and, in January 2004, in Bruxelles (European première). On 4 March 2004 Roberto Santucci played in Rome to open the exhibition of the painter and sculptor Anna Izzo. His last recital but one took place at the Festival of Riga, in Latvia, on 10 September 2004. He was the only Italian pianist composer invited to that music festival. He played in Calcata (Viterbo, near Rome)) on 13 November 2004 and in Rome on 24 December 2005, 1 and 2 January 2006. Recently he created the soundtrack for a documentary about Villasimius, a village on the west coast of Sardinia and his first single cd, entitled “Notturno Romano”. On 8th April 2003, and 13th March 2006 he have recorded for RAI. In October he was invited by Canale 5 TV station, as a guest in the talk show “Maurizio Costanzo show”. Another his Recital, on 13 March 2006, at the Cagliari's Auditorium, for the Rotary Club International, has been transmitted by RAI and other television stations. Another Recital was in Cagliari's Auditorium(Italy), in 4th March 2006, for the Rotary Club International. Successively, he have played in Concerts in August 2006, at Antwerp (Belgium); in September 2006 in Rome at “Teatro Sette”. On 1th of November 2006 he have recorder 2 "Video Clip" for the television, "Notturno Romano" and "Verde Profondo". On December 2006, the Swedish Fothography Leyf Sylvan, have just come out two "DVD", for the foundation of 350° Anniversary of Ankarsrums (Stoccolm), utilizending his Music, as Soundtrackfor this fotography Reportage.The last but one exibition was in 27th Gianuary 2007, at the wonderful medieval country of Calcata (VT), where he have presented, on national trade show, his new Cd album "Atlantide Sommersa". The last performace was on live Programm Television on SKY, where was as host, on 2007 May 7th. On 4th March 2008 has produced its DVD "Deep Green", with the collaboration of a beautiful Top Model, whitch one people can see on Youtube at this internet address: http://it.youtube.com/watch?v=BWwDqdiC3xY Go to: http://www.radioindy.com/bands/5083/video.php to see my Video "VERDE PROFONDO".
| POSTED BY: EricLawrence | POSTED ON: 26 Oct 2008 03:20 PM | ||
“Atlantide Sommersa” is a beautifully crafted, new age piano instrumental album from Italian musician Roberto Santucci. This is a concept album, having the Jules Verne novel “20 Miles Alloys Under the Sea” as the inspiration for all of the songs. It is clear that Santucci feels an emotional connection to the novel, and he puts that emotion within each of these songs in a manner in which they could serve as a soundtrack to a live action version of the novel. It is also clear that Santucci is one of the better pianists in his genre, and each of these ten tracks is solid, seamless, and timeless. “Atlandide Sommersa” is well-produced, and all of Santucci’s piano work sounds clean and professional. “White Golden Dreams” introduces the album beautifully with a rather dreamy, lulling piano progression on the high end. “Anthynea” is a song inspired by the queen of the submerged city with a lighter sound and skillful and emotional piano work that uses the entire piano, seemingly all at once. The entire album is fantastic, with a lovely lulling quality perfect for relaxation, and superb, inspired piano work from one of the best in the business. Fans of new age, piano instrumentals, and Jules Verne-inspired music should check “Atlantide Sommersa” out. -Chris & the RadioIndy.com Review Team Check out Roberto Santucci's music on RadioIndy.com with link to purchase and links to popular sites |
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| POSTED BY: Robesant | POSTED ON: 03 Oct 2008 03:46 PM | ||
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