Sinfonia No.1 "Isolation", per orchestra d'archi
Salvatore Di Vittorio
About this work:
PROGRAM NOTES
Sinfonia No. 1 "Isolation", for string orchestra, was composed in 1994 and then revised in 1999.
As a program symphony, Sinfonia No. 1 depicts man's isolation or alienation from himself (his inner being and spirit) and, most importantly, his fellow man and the surrounding world. It is based on original folksongs.
With Sinfonia No. 1, I am simply trying to express human emotional and spiritual longing, man's longing for his enlightened inner self. The programmed music is an illustration of emotional surge or force of soul, that which ties the individual to, and hungers for, the universal.
The symphony attempts to reveal the truth about our human bonding, that humanity exists, as realized through love, in light of such unity.
- Salvatore Di Vittorio
Version: 1994, Rev. 1999
Year composed: 1999
Duration: 00:19:00
Ensemble type: Orchestra:String Orchestra
Instrumentation: 14 Violin, 6 Viola, 4 Cello, 3 Double bass
Instrumentation notes: PUBLISHER: Edizioni Panastudio/Carisch of Warner Bros., Italy - www.panastudio.com - panastudio@panastudio.com
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