Re: [mascagni-interest] Un pensiero a San Francisco

[John Mucci]

Dear Erik (and group):

Thank you for putting the Frammento on the site. After listening to it 
through a MIDI connection for a few months, I must admit the slower natural 
tempo and articulation are almost shocking to hear, but it is a good way to 
spin it out to a more thoughtful piece of music, and one that actually has 
some form to it, fragmented or not.  Thanks to all--around the world!--who 
brought life back to such a fragile, almost forgotten bagatelle.





John Mucci
9 DeForest Rd
Wilton, CT 06897
203-722-6751(c)
203-761-0083 (h)
www.jmucci.com





From: Erik Bruchez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: [mascagni-interest] Un pensiero a San Francisco
Date: Sun, 08 Jun 2003 13:37:47 -0700
Dear list,

Thanks to several dedicated people (including Roger Flury, David Vine
and John Mucci), the Web site now features the world first recording
of the short fragment for piano "Un pensiero a San Francisco", that
Mascagni composed in San Francisco on February 20, 1903.
The recording is available in MP3 format, and the score is availble in
several versions through the Mascagni.org book reader or in PDF
format. You can find it all here:
  http://www.mascagni.org/features/pensiero

Enjoy,

-Erik

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