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It's an album that I found rather anonymous and bland, even though it's well-produced. The review could have said more about the record and instead focuses on not particularly interesting autobiographical aspects. By and large, it seems to me that you liked it.

Another great review with evocative descriptions.

You pay too much attention to a film that, in my opinion, doesn't deserve it at all.

Now yes.

Revision of the review: «.». See the old version Visionetics - Nevrotype - recensione Versione 4

Enticing review and album, I believe, not in my wheelhouse (by Ares?).

As a friend of mine used to say: "Romanticism is bourgeois."

You are always good, but I might prefer you in this more analytical version. And it is only right to pay tribute to an unjustly overlooked author.

Pappano, Antonio. – English conductor and pianist naturalized in the United States (b. Epping, Essex, 1959). From an Italian family, which moved to the United States in 1973, he made his debut in 1981, later becoming assistant to D. Barenboim at the Bayreuth festival. From 1992 to 2002, he was the musical director of the La Monnaie theater in Brussels; he holds the same position at the Royal Opera House in London (since 2002) and at the Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia (since 2005, and has been honorary director since 2021). A guest of the most prestigious institutions in the world, he spans from the classical repertoire to contemporary works (particularly in the musical theater of Mozart, Verdi, Puccini, Wagner), distinguishing himself for the solid construction of scores and the brilliant clarity of sounds. Since 2007, he has been an academic of Santa Cecilia, and the following year, he was awarded the honor of Commander of the Order of Merit of the Italian Republic. With the orchestra and choir of Santa Cecilia, P. has recorded several CDs: Ouvertures & Fantasies (2006), dedicated to Tchaikovsky; Romance (2007), with cellist Han-Na Chang; the opera Madama Butterfly by G. Puccini (2008), which won the Gramophone Award; the Requiem Mass (2009) by G. Verdi, which the following year received the BBC Music Magazine Award, the Critics' Award at the Classical Brits Awards, and the Gramophone Award 2010. In 2011, he opened the symphonic season at Santa Cecilia by conducting G. Mahler's Symphony No. 8, and in 2012 he was awarded the title of Knight Grand Cross of the Order of Merit of the Italian Republic. In 2023, he was appointed to succeed him from October of the following year.

I remember the singer's pleasant features more than their music, even though during the time of "Comalies" they gained decent visibility. Always great reviews, despite the use of the term "resilience" 😃