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    10/7/2009

    Concerto d'amore poesia by A.Amato

    Questo è un brano da me suonato con il sax e successivamente poetizzato da un mio amico Massimo Amato
    che si diletta molto bene a creare poesie!                                                            


    10:59 PM | Blog it

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    Giovanni Reinawrote:
    Grazie Ale si in effetti quella stecca è bruttina.. ma fà niente!
    Nov. 15
    Alessandro Vinciwrote:
    Ma Giovanni la poesia potrebbe essere bella ma con questa voce narrante sembra un'omelia funebre............il pezzo invece è eseguito con passione e trasporto a parte la stecca ai 1' e 30''..BENE COMUNQUE ciao ci vediamo in Sicilia,
    by alessandro
    Nov. 11

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