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Luca Miti in his works tends to put himself in relation to the

sound, searching for the interaction between sound and

environment, and - more important - between the capability

to produce a sound and to receive it. Some “theatre” music -

raw excerpts of sparse, subtle electronic sounds (for “E non

mi resta che tornare solo”). The audio component of the

“sound installation” - “Mens Conclusa” - a loop with

scratching and clicking sounds and mutant voices. The

electronic interaction between two performers (Miti himself

and his long time friend Francesco Michi) in the long

“Giocattoli” (“Toys”) - a sparse sound ambient due to the use

of small, low-fi live electronics and “anachronistic” electronic

sounds. The sound flux (again from Michi and Miti) that de-

sign the time-space of specific place, in “II° Progetto per la

regolamentazione e l’ordinamento dei flussi estetici per la

comunità di Topolò 2001”. And then, to close, the soundtrack

for another theatrical piece; “Immaginate la notte”, modeled

on Massenet and pregnant with a lyrical atmosphere that

finally flows in a tonal ending for accordion; an amusing

counterpart for a work that well represent, even if in a

fragmented way, the sounding universe of the author.

track list

1) Musica Per “E Non Mi Resta Che Tornare Solo” 15'37"

2) Mens Conclusa + Tre Variazioni Su “Mens Conclusa” 08'09"

3) Omaggio A Saverio Ungheri (excerpt) 01'00"

4) Giocattoli 21'50"

5) II° Progetto Per La Regolamentazione E L’Ordinamento Dei

Flussi Estetici Per La Comunità Di Topolò 2001 (excerpt) 05'02"

6-7) Musica Per “Immaginate La Notte” (“Versione

Morlacchi”) 03'16" + 07'34"

released 17/07/2001