1 	Movie Theme 	3:13
2 	Narrow Is The Way 	2:30
3 	While Everything Burns 	4:40
4 	Space Walk 	3:21
5 	Sharp 	3:52
6 	You, Again 	3:47
7 	Before The Storm 	2:49
8 	One Word, At Last 	6:32
9 	If 	2:45
10 	First Day 	2:56
11 	Kepler 	3:41
12 	Walk In Bern (Bonus Track) 	3:37
13 	Leave 	2:43
14 	Fab's Psychedelic Dinner 	3:42

Fabrizio Paterlini - Yamaha C7 grand piano, electronic analog devices
Giacomo Catana - violin
Jessica Orlandi - viola
Silvia Dal Paos - cello

My latest “The Art of Piano” was released back in 2014. It was a piano solo album, exactly how it was my first album “Viaggi in aeromobile”, back in 2007.

After that, I thought to take some time and trying something different. The piano still is the core of my music, but this time it whispers instead of “shouting”, and is a part of a larger ensamble in which the acoustic vibrations given by the strings live with the electronic beat of a drum machine or the arpeggio of a synthesizer.

This album is the result of a careful selection of music composed in a range of time of more than two years. You’ll find piano solo songs, tunes with an important use of the string trio or pure electronic music.

This is what I have been playing in the latest years and I hope you will welcome it as a part of my evolution path both as a person and a musician. ---fabriziopaterlinirecords.com

Fabrizio Paterlini is an Italian composer, gaining our recognition with his elegant modern classical and solo piano works. Secret Book is his latest release, on which Paterlini continues to explore his piano works with an accompaniment of strings and electronics, compiling seven pieces composed over the last two years for this ninth album.

The piano still is the core of my music,” says Paterlini, “but this time it whispers instead of ‘shouting’, and is a part of a larger ensamble in which the acoustic vibrations given by the strings live with the electronic beat of a drum machine or the arpeggio of a synthesizer.” ---reviews.headphonecommute.com

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1		Dawn	3:11
2		My Misty Mornings	3:22
3		Silent Ocean	2:29
4		All My Joy, All My Pain	2:52
5		I Can See You	2:49
6		Snow	2:38
7		Blue(sy) Sunday (Bonus Track)	2:24
8		Rainy Days (Bonus Track)	2:39

Music By, Composed By – Fabrizio Paterlini

The album you are buying is quite special, i think. If you are pre-ordering it between Feb 12th to Feb 17th 2018, you'll notice that tracks are added once a day. Why? Because, for the first time, I am recording and streaming live one track per day: once the track is performed, it will be mastered and added to the album.

This is why the digital version of the album will release on Feb 23rd - the CD package will reasonably be ready in 2 - 3 weeks after the release and the vinyl edition (which is stunning) will take longer.

But this is not an ordinary album: each track has a video, also the 2 bonus tracks have a dedicated video, even if it won't be streamed "live". So there's plenty of material to happily wait the arrival of the physical version of the album.

I really hope you will enjoy my new music, in this new format: an extensive explanation of the "behind the scenes" of this album is included in the booklet, on both vinyl and CD version.

Thank you for your support - everything i am making is thank to this. ---Fabrizio, fabriziopaterlini.bandcamp.com

Fabrizio Paterlini (born 22 February 1973 in Mantua, Lombardy) is an Italian contemporary music composer and pianist. Paterlini is the owner of his own label, Fabrizio Paterlini Records.

According to Astrologers, Fabrizio zodiac sign is Pisces On August 29, 2011, he released his new album Morning Sketches. Paterlini provides his albums as “name-your-price” downloads on his website. Fabrizio Ranked on the list of most popular Composer. Also ranked in the elit list of famous celebrity born in Italy. The 1990s saw Paterlini extensively cutting his teeth as a gigging musician by performing rock classics, pop and jazz in local bands. While playing with these outfits he began to compose music, at this stage principally material of a progressive rock persuasion. As the decade and century drew to a close Paterlini reached an important decision, being to concentrate exclusively on the piano – the instrument that, in his own words, “best expresses his inner world.” Yet it was not until 2006 that he began composing music for solo piano.

Paterlini began playing piano at six years old. Formal study in his chosen artistic endeavour came with five years at Campiani’s Academy, Mantua’s Academy of Arts, from where he graduated in Music Theory. ---famousbirthdays.io

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1 	Somehow Familiar 	3:39
2 	Midsummer Tiny Song 	3:42
3 	My Piano, The Clouds 	2:46
4 	Empty Room 	3:17
5 	Conversation With Myself 	3:41
6 	Broken 	3:47
7 	If Melancholy Were Music 	2:49
8 	Wind Song 	2:28

Fabrizio Paterlini - piano

Two years ago, Fabrizio Paterlini asked his friends to describe their impressions of the word melancholy. Their responses inspired him to write the track, “If music were melancholy”. But it didn’t end there. In his free time, he wrote piano miniatures and posted them on his Soundcloud page. After 250,000 hits, he knew he was onto something. Now these tiny tracks are collected in the form of an album (on white vinyl!). A follow-up to the wintry Now (which was selected as one of our Best Winter Albums of 2013), The Art of the Piano encapsulates a sense of forlorn nature, stillness in the midst of white, peace in the middle of a swirling world. It’s a perfect panacea to wintry woes. Even before playing these tracks, one intuits the theme. With titles such as “Empty room”, “Conversation with myself” and “Broken”, the album seems to address seasonal affective disorder with an empathetic ear. Yet while The Art of the Piano may be melancholic, it’s not sad. A certain dignity can be found in these grooves, the dignity of discovering beauty when color has faded all around. It’s a sweet irony that the vinyl is white, while the cover includes brighter hues, like a cardinal seen in snow. The set also includes one summer track (“Midsummer tiny song”), and concludes with the relatively upbeat “Wind Song”, the last piece to be recorded. In this piece, Paterlini seems to be saying, hold on, the brighter days are coming. The song ends in mid-thought, challenging listeners to respond by returning to melancholy, or venturing forth in hope. One advantage of this album is that it allows us to hear the artist unadorned. As much as we love additional orchestration, the solo piano provides nowhere to hide, and the performance seems more intimate as a result. There is, as the title implies, an art to the piano ~ it’s not enough to play the right notes in the right sequence. Paterlini is a tender performer, comfortable with silences, capable of turning a tender phrase with the high keys while sublimating the low. This artist’s love for the instrument, combined with the fact that these pieces were initially meant as gifts, makes the listening experience feel personal, rather than commercial. The white vinyl is the added touch that bridges the gap between performer and listener. ---Richard Allen, acloserlisten.com

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