MACCHI, EGISTO - Complete AYNA Sessions 72-76

"All compositions released by maestro Egisto Macchi for AYNA Records from 1972 till 1976 available for the first time in a wooden limited-edition box with 13CD from the original master tapes. The entire series of LPs released for AYNA Records between 1972 and 1976 is now reproduced on CD in a box set edited by Cinedelic which has the advantage of making music available again that collectors have been competing for a long time for hundreds of euros. In the original editions an exhaustive and fascinating cross-section of the work of a composer who in his artistic career has been able to project his many souls as a member of the Gruppo di Improvvisazione Nuova Consonanza, author of works for avant-garde musical theater creator of soundtracks for free cinema director Joseph Losey and founder -- together with Evangelisti Ketoff and others -- of Studio R7-Electronic laboratory for experimental music in Rome in 1968. A versatility that is perceived in all its richness in these AYNA Sessions recorded together with a handful of instrumentalists recruited at the Maggio Musicale Fiorentino expressed in the surreal exotica of Africa Minima between Les Baxter and Debussy as in the cantatas to Fiorenzo Carpi of "Comedie Francaise" in the dramatic Morriconian tones of Prigionia as in the Baroque-isms of the Adagi and Allegri in the syncopated movements of "Violence" as in the ethereal plots of "Mexico". A fantastic journey through different eras and scenarios from which emerge some of the most inspired pages of the entire history of library music looted by crate diggers in recent decades: the impalpable and ghostly plots of Il Deserto the police raid of Nucleo Centrale Investigativo and the diptych composed of Pittura Moderna 1 & 2 and Pittura Contemporanea, in which Macchi offers a sound representation of the work of artists such as Burri, Mondrian, Pascali, and Kandinsky, tautologically reaffirming all the imaginative scope of his music. 13CD set; includes a booklet; numbered wooden box; edition of 400." - Cinedelic Records .