Notarloberti Alfredo / Scarinci Viviana

The Tale of Lilith is a piece of music divided in two acts. It was born as a union of two different, but profoundly alike art forms, poetry and music. Composer edo Notarloberti and poet Viviana Scarinci agreed to confront one another in creating a piece of art through a work in progress. Its profound intercultural vocation is fully represented by the figure of Lilith.

In The Tale of Lilith music dresses words with a thin and sensitive coat on the painful curves of a body in constant motion: it reflects the movements at the same time suggesting escape routes drenched with melancholy and splendid magnitude. The Edo Notarloberti's violin rides the wave of Viviana Scarinci's words summarizing the paths of past experiences (see Argine and Ashram) projecting them in an even more essential direction. Impressed by the schematic form of a song that on one hand guarantees formal integrity, on the other hand it restricts the flow of liquid notes that, as the words of this intense composition, are searching for an essential truth that the listener at first sees far away, but that gradually becomes more and more concrete and tangible like a disorderly delirium that transforms in a clear eloquence that quickly tends to an inner liberation. The completely acoustic and neo-classical sound dimension of this composition is recommended to fans of the more lyrical pieces of Current 93 or Nature and Organisation.