Roberto Cacciapaglia’s official music album "Transarmonica (1988). Composed by Roberto Cacciapaglia for Soprano, Counter-Tenor and Instrumental Ensamble.

Roberto Cacciapaglia Ensemble.

Roberto Cacciapaglia Ensemble ‎– Transarmonica. Label: MiruMir Music Publishing ‎– MIR100732. Titel: Transarmonica.

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Music composed by Roberto Cacciapaglia for soprano, counter-tenor, and instrumental ensemble, based on the poem "De rerum natura" ("On the Nature of Things") by first-century Roman poet and philosopher Titus Lucretius Carus. The wok was commissioned for the Aterforum festival in Ferrara, Italy, and premiered on July 9, 1988. This is the first release of a performance recorded live at Glance Studio, Milan, Italy, on June 28, 1988. Produced by Roberto Cacciapaglia and Gianpiero Dionigi. There are no notes associated with this item. roberto cacciapaglia ensemble - terry riley. roberto cacciapaglia. Generazioni del Cielo.

ROBERTO CACCIAPAGLIA is a Progressive Electronic, Progressive Rock artist from Italy. Cacciapaglia also collaborated with Franco BATTIATO - an Italian artist of the same caliber, who also worked into the electronic and avant-garde field at that time - on the 1975 album Pollution. Born 1953-12-28 (Milan, Italy). Sign-up for news alerts for this artist. x. Sign-up for news alerts (new releases, live shows and more) for this artist: I want the Amoeba Newsletter too. Sort By: Release Date Label Album Title Price (High to Low) Price (Low to High). Show: 20 per page 50 per page 100 per page 200 per page.

Condition: Brand New. In Stock. Based on 'De Rerum Natura' by Tito Lucrezio Caio, this music was composed by Roberto Cacciapaglia for soprano, counter-tenor and an instrumental ensemble. The piece was commissioned for the festival 'Aterforum' in Ferrara, 1988, and the recordings were made live at Glance Studios in Milano that same year. Track Listing: Primo Movimento 4:35. Secondo Movimento 8:38. Terzo Movimento 7:01. Quarto Movimento 8:54.