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Adolfo La Volpe , Il nome delle Cose, AlchEmistica, 2010 2010 has not ended yet and Adolfo La Volpe signs the AlchEmistica fourth release just six months from its first appearance. The risult is a disc for acoustic guitar and objects, recorded with no overdubbing and mixed by Adolfo himself between may 2008 and june 2009, featured by a strong experimental mark and by a sort of urgency to explore new territories. Atonal sounds, pure noise, folk rhythms, improvisatorial blasts, gothic architectonic structures, theatre echos, all is whirred, metabolized and rebrought up into a sonorous magma, into a stronghly personal stylistic reworking. These aren’t pure unprepared extemporisations but the result of a process of growth, a consequential stilistic evolution, a creative picture, a concentrated and frozen instant: it means drawing the conclusions with what you are musically speaking and you have become. The title of its work itself “Il Nome Delle Cose” and the fact that the twelve tracks do not have a name but a simple number reveal a sense of vagueness, change in progress and a sense of humour which, as you can read, inspire the curriculum of this guitarist we are honoured toh ave with us. Andrea Aguzzi Translation by: Simona Taffurelli

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Adolfo La Volpe , Il nome delle Cose,AlchEmistica, 2010

2010 has not ended yet and Adolfo La Volpe signs the AlchEmistica fourth release just six months from its first appearance.

The risult is a disc for acoustic guitar and objects, recorded with no overdubbing and mixed by Adolfo himself between may 2008 and june 2009, featured by a strong experimental mark and by a sort of urgency to explore new territories.

Atonal sounds, pure noise, folk rhythms, improvisatorial blasts, gothic architectonic structures, theatre echos, all is whirred, metabolized and rebrought up into a sonorous magma, into a stronghly personal stylistic reworking.These arent pure unprepared extemporisations but the result of a process of growth, a consequential stilistic evolution, a creative picture, a concentrated and frozen instant: it means drawing the conclusions with what you are musically speaking and you have become.

The title of its work itselfIl Nome Delle Coseand the fact that the twelve tracks do not have a name but a simple number reveal a sense of vagueness, change in progress and a sense of humour which, as you can read, inspire the curriculum of this guitarist we are honoured toh ave with us.

Andrea Aguzzi

Translation by:Simona Taffurelli