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Interlude 1
00:29
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Doug: Landscapes is really a project of study: like an archaeologist that brushes the dust and reveals the keys and symbols, I listen, read, analyse, copy . . . reappropriate the works of these composers.
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Venice 1
03:25
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Vienna 2
01:28
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Interlude 2
00:31
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Luca: My approach will be focusing not only about piano technique but more about sound technique. With that, I mean that I would probably change colours depending on what I get from digging deep into the scores. Each composition will have its own sound universe, different and unique.
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Saint-Germain-en-Laye 1
03:12
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Orianenbaum 2
02:41
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Venice 2
02:11
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Interlude 3
00:31
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Doug: Luca's work is much more than simply performing. He contributes to the project by injecting his own DNA and personality into the music and makes it the work of two people: the composer and the performer.
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Vienna 1
03:24
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Saint-Germain-en-Laye 2
03:22
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Interlude 4
00:36
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Luca: I am changing the tempo five times. Going through the score, I had an idea that this could totally be a ballet sort of variation. The phrasing and the way the tempo signature changes made me grow this idea: the notion of the piano version that Prokofiev made of his own Romeo and Juliet ballet suite; but, they came to my mind as far as I was going deep into the composition.
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Oranienbaum 1
02:44
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