Stefano Battaglia - Re: Pasolini Album

Tracklist

1	Cosa Sono Le Nuvole	7:15
2	Il Sogno Di Una Cosa	4:49
3	Pasolini	4:07
4	Scritti Corsari	1:22
5	Lyra III	1:59
6	Lyra I	1:12
7	Lyra VIII	5:35
8	Fevrar	9:10
9	Callas	5:07
10	Totò E Ninetto	4:47
11	Ostia	11:22
12	Lyra V	2:20
13	Canzone Di Laura Betti	5:00
14	Pietra Lata	10:08
15	Lyra VI	1:33
16	Lyra IV	2:01
17	Lyra II	3:34
18	Lyra VII	4:07
19	Mimesis, Divina Mimesis	7:08
20	Meditazione Orale	5:24
21	Setaccio	2:20
22	Epigrammi	2:27
23	Teorema	10:41
24	Canto Popolare	5:04

Credits

• Artwork [Cover] – Pier Paolo Pasolini
• Cello – Aya Shimura (tracks: 1-1 to 1-9), Vincent Courtois (tracks: 2-1 to 2-15)
• Clarinet [Clarinets] – Mirco Mariottini (tracks: 1-1 to 1-9)
• Composed By – Domenico Modugno (tracks: 1-4), Pier Paolo Pasolini (tracks: 1-4), Stefano Battaglia (tracks: 1-1 to 1-3, 1-5 to 2-15)
• Design – Sascha Kleis
• Double Bass – Bruno Chevillon (tracks: 2-1 to 2-15), Salvatore Maiore (tracks: 1-1 to 1-9)
• Drums – Roberto Dani (tracks: 1-1 to 1-9)
• Engineer – Stefano Amerio
• Liner Notes [English Translation] – Martin W. Mayes
• Liner Notes [Italian] – Stefano Battaglia
• Mixed By – Manfred Eicher, Stefano Battaglia
• Percussion – Michele Rabbia (tracks: 2-1 to 2-15)
• Photography By [Stefano Battaglia] – Aldo Venga
• Piano – Stefano Battaglia
• Piano [Prepared Piano] – Stefano Battaglia (tracks: 2-12)
• Producer – Manfred Eicher, Stefano Battaglia
• Trumpet – Michael Gassmann (tracks: 1-1 to 1-9)
• Violin – Dominique Pifarély (tracks: 2-1 to 2-15)

Notes

Recorded April and July 2005
Artesuono Studio, Udine
Mixed October 2006

An ECM Production

Cover/booklet:
Stills from "Il Vangelo secondo Matteo", 1964, and "Il Decameron", 1971.

℗ 2007 ECM Records GmbH
© 2007 ECM Records GmbH

Barcodes

• Barcode: 6 02517 16738 4
• Rights Society: GEMA
• Label Code: LC 02516
• SPARS Code: DDD
• Other (Catalog Number Disc 1): ECM 1998
• Other (Catalog Number Disc 1): 171 6739
• Other (Catalog Number Disc 2): ECM 1999
• Other (Catalog Number Disc 2): 171 6740

Companies

• Phonographic Copyright (p) – ECM Records GmbH
• Copyright (c) – ECM Records GmbH
• Made By – EDC, Germany
• Recorded At – Artesuono Recording Studio

Album

Re: Pasolini is a double album by Italian pianist Stefano Battaglia, recorded in 2005 and released in 2007 on the ECM label. The album, with jazz instrumentation, is dedicated to the figure of filmmaker and writer Pier Paolo Pasolini. The cover artwork features a still from the film, The Gospel According to Matthew 1964, considered one of his masterworks. Album 2007 24 Songs. Re: Pasolini Stefano Battaglia. call Stefano Battaglia's Re: Pasolini on ECM, ambitious would be an erroneous understatement. In fact, it is an undertaking of enormous propensity. In the United States, Pier Paolo Pasolini 1922-1975 is known primarily as a filmmaker, whose works such as the Decameron, Canterbury Tales, Medea, and the notorious Salo based on the Marquis de Sade's mammoth encyclopedic novel of perversion and violence, the 120 Days of Sodom, reset in the Italian countryside during the Second World War. Stefano Battaglia: Re: Pasolini. For the follow-up to his 2005 ECM debut, Raccolto, veteran Italian pianist Stefano Battaglia leaves behind its freely improvised context for more structured territory. Re: Pasolini is another double-disc set that also features two different line-ups. Unlike Raccolto, however, there's an over. Listen free to Stefano Battaglia Re: Pasolini Canzone de Laura Betti, Totò e Ninetto and more. 24 tracks 118:14. Re: Pasolini, 2007. Stefano Battaglia. Canzone di Laura Betti, 05:00. Canto Popolare, 05:04. Scritti Corsari, 01:20. Lyra V, 02:18. Callas, 05:07. Stefano Battaglia, Laboratorio Permanente Di Ricerca Musicale. Stefano Battaglia Trio: The River Of Anyder. Stefano Battaglia, Salvatore Maiore, Roberto Dani. Re: Pasolini. Stefano Battaglia Format: Audio CD. Please retry. 2007 album from the Italian improviser inspired by countryman Pier Paolo Pasolini. 2CD. Relatively little-known outside of Europe, Stefano Battaglia is a brilliant pianist, who has collaborated extensively with Kenny Wheeler and Lee Konitz. He can play with a sweeping, even operatic lyricism or push the boundaries of improvisation