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"Tribute
to Beethoven"
Drum
in the symphony n°9
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More
than intriguing is this tribute to a composer that isn’t
“new” to tributes from the classical music, just
“classical” I told to myself and so how drums can “get
married” with the crescendo of the orchestra’s
intruments? And then I told to myself “It will be the
umpteenth mad show-off who will try to put forced modernity
into a classical opera, mabye with a pre-recorded continuous
base”, instead… it happen that the cd start to run and
then the unexpected magic; percussions that take part in the
“Beethoven…ian” opera, following it into its soft and
after impetuous rhythm.
Rhythm
that
the drum ceate were it doesn’t seems to be needed! It can
seems as an excessive comment, sure, for
who doesn’t ever listened to it!
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And
what about the curriculum of this “Lord
of percussions” who
mentions teachers like Tullio De Piscopo and numerouses
collaborations like that, since1988 to 1991, with Aldo
Tagliapietra (singer, historic leader of the rock group “Le
Orme”) playing
on tour for presenting the “…Nella Notte” album (Holly
records 1984), and in 1991 with the singer-songwriter Ricky
Gianco (Gianco-Jannacci-Gaber trio) on tour
for presenting the “È Rock’n Roll” album… Well, I
listed just something of his career wich, for beeing totally
listed, needs an entire website! And so I found it at this
address: www.massimoaiello.com
Sciannamè
Christian
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For
further
informations on Massimo Aiello and our Tribute
to Beethoven you can to write to: massimoaiello@tin.it
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CHRISIX.COM -
Monza (MI) - Italy 
English translation)
