When Francesco Di Fiore decided to perform William Susman’s piece Quiet Rhythms in his Piano Solo project, I was so thrilled to make a new video for it as I already knew William’s music and I loved it so much.
Creating this video was quite natural to me. William’s notes often painted some kind of non-defined geometrical images in my mind and I already had the idea of a video entirely shot inside a piano, also inspired by a beautiful set of close-up images shot by Francesco himself inside his piano.
The result is a first part, Prologue, in black and white, quite linear, abstract and geometric; Action, the second part, is more narrative showing a journey inside the piano. This instrument is so beautiful as a still object but there’s also so much life inside it to show while a piece is being performed and usually no one can admire it during a concert.
Geometry, order of the shapes, harmony and colors of materials were to me the perfect subjects for this remarkable piece of music. – Valeria Di Matteo
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Watch Valeria Di Matteo’s video and listen to Francesco Di Fiore perform Quiet Rhythms by clicking here.
Tags: contemporary music, Francesco Di Fiore, Italian, Italy, Music Composition, Piano, Quiet Rhythms, Valeria Di Matteo, Video, video artist, Visuals, William Susman
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