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IL CORRIERE MUSICALEStefano Cascioli"The performance of Stravinsky's Octet excels for a clarity that has rarely been achieved in the recordings of the past.""The very original writing of Alessio Elia is an unicum in the compositional landscape of our times."Read the article on the web here(Italian)Click on the image to enlarge it
LA REPUBBLICAAngelo Foletto"An impression that owes to the instrumental bravura of the Soloists of La Scala but also to the sharp and accurate lead of Andrea Vitello"Read the article on the web hereClick on the image to enlarge it
MUSICARoberto Zecchini"In by heart by Albertas Navickas various techniques are used like the blow, the pronunciation through the breath, and others with a great impact, and the result is pure transcendence.""Gargoyles in Love by Rita Ueda is descriptive music, excellently displayed by the author."Click on the image to enlarge it
CLASSIC VOICEPaolo Petazzi"Under the baton of Andrea Vitello, I Solisti della Scala offer us a CD under the sign of the variety, with a fine performance of Stravinsky's Octet and equally persuasive performances of four new works.""Eötvös and Elia: they are very different, but in common they have the solidity of the construction and the richness of the research."Click on the image to enlarge it
FANFAREColin Clarke"It is a joy to experience this music played to such a high level by Andrea Vitello and his ensemble. [...]The finale is an absolute delight; it feels like Vitello and the players are discovering the joys of this piece for the first time.""Alessio Elia’s Octet of 2016 uses different temperaments at the same time to create a rich soundworld"Click on the image to enlarge it
DAS ORCHESTERJohannes Killyen"The winds of La Scala Theatre play with nonchalance and Italian lightness"Click on the image to enlarge itRead the article on the web
AMADEUSEdoardo Tomaselli"Starting from Stravinsky, four research works that explore the most varied fields of sound matter, such as the use of different temperaments, a technique called polysystemism, in the Octet by Alessio Elia."Click here to read the article (Italian)