SHORTS FOR SPOT AND FILM
Contemporary classical music by Sergio Calligaris.
[ckpromo 1, DDD, Nuova Carisch]

Tracks 1- 8: from CONCERTO op.29 for piano and orchestra
Tracks 9-23: from Seconda Suite di Danze Sinfoniche op.27 for great orchestra
Tracks 24-42: from Doppio Concerto op.37 for violino, piano and string orchestra
Tracks 43-47: from Il Quaderno Pianistico di Renzo op.7, 10 short pieces for piano
Tracks 48-55: from Tre Madrigali op.13, for soloist voices, organ and harpsichord
Tracks 56-60: from Toccata, Adagio e Fuga op.36 for string orchestra
Tracks 61-67: from Due Danze Concertanti op.22 for two pianos
Tracks 68-73: from Scene Coreografiche op.30 for two pianos and string orchestra
Tracks 74-77: from Allegro furioso Studio op.11 - n.22 for piano
Track 78: from Concerto op.29 for piano and orchestra
Track 79: from Seconda Suite di Danze Sinfoniche op.27 for great orchestra
Various performers

From Sergio Calligaris to all the creative people

My music, which has been performed many times in countries different for tradition and culture, was always welcome with open arms by the public and it arouse an intense participation of the interpreters.
I believe the success of this music is due to its being sincere, this means being without age and without a limit in style.
I always thought that the most important target for a composer of classical contemporary music is to reach the wider public tha is possible.
And the best way to do this is the world of mass-media like tv and cinema.
That's the reason why I decided to realise this CD, expressly for you advertising creatives, choosing through my symphonic operas some of the most significant moments for synchronisations in advertising campaigns.
It was an interesting and creative job for me and so I deemed to edit this CD with musical fragments in shape of jingle 15", 30", 45" e 60" long.
Selections n.78 and n.79, respectively 7 and 16 minutes long, expressly close this CD to give you the opportunity to listen to two entire operas of mine, with a rich orchestration, to leave to your creativity the task of choosing particular musical fragments, different from the ones I could have chosen.
This proposal is worth also for film directors to make them discover an author who is inclined to compose soundtracks for their future movies.
I hope you can devote a small part of your precious time to the listening of this CD and, thanks to your choice of one of my jingles for future advertising campaigns and film soundtracks, I hope we all could hear sincere melodies composed by an author of classical contemporary music, without using the operas of composers of the past.

Sergio Calligaris, Rome, June 1999