Chrysalis
by Francesco Berta
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released June 24, 2017
Written, orchestrated, mixed and mastered by Francesco Berta.
▒ Flute: Luke Howells
▒ Bassoons: Adam Ford, Mike Summers
▒ Felt Piano, Celesta, E-bow: Francesco Berta
▒ Violin: Liam Raw
▒ Cello: Aríanna Hönnudóttir
Written, orchestrated, mixed and mastered by Francesco Berta.
▒ Flute: Luke Howells
▒ Bassoons: Adam Ford, Mike Summers
▒ Felt Piano, Celesta, E-bow: Francesco Berta
▒ Violin: Liam Raw
▒ Cello: Aríanna Hönnudóttir
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Francesco Berta London, UK
Francesco is an Italian born music composer, pianist and visual artist.
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simplicity and driven by a fanatical attention to detail, Francesco creates music that bends the lines between ambient, electronic and orchestral.
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Surely one of David's best. The album is splendid and mature: when it ends it makes you want more.
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