'INSIDE LIFE' CD & Digital available > https://ampl.ink/vPY63
Cello: Julián Kancepolski
Analog Mastered by Ian Hawgood · Tokio
Artwork & layout CD by Andy Ruggia · Buenos Aires

"Inside Life immerses the listener into magnificently expressive modern classical realms, tranquilly minimal, yet exquisitely nuanced, abundantly poignant and delicately filigree, where stirringly pensive sadness is masterfully counterpointed with hauntingly embracing stillness, while intensely evocative ambient subtleties are deliberately permeated by yearning haze. A truly fabulous bravura performance by Bruno Sanfilippo and his guests!"  

Bruno is an Argentinian classically trained musician, producer, and composer based in Barcelona who writes for strings, piano, and electronics.  In 1998 he started as a producer for ad21, a personal platform and label. His Piano Textures series, started in 2007, is one of Sanfilippo’s most representative set of recordings, but he has also gained wider recognition in modern music – one of his piano compositions formed the basis for Canadian rapper Drake’s seminal hit, ‘Started From The Bottom’.

www.bruno-sanfilippo.com

Inside Life

Sudden Quietness

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What A Time To Live

"Our planet doesn't need any successful people anymore. Our planet urgently needs peacemaker, healer, innovator, narrator and Lovers of all kinds." 
                                The Dalai Lama.
2. part of a concert for piano and Orchester in a mix of styles of expressionism, film music and late Romantic.
Composed November 2014; MIDI-Realisation February 2015.

"Metaphysics" Concerto for Piano and Orchestra in B flat minor(Mvt.2)

Sampled from the sounds on http://pianoday.org.  Been also writing a new piano song or two that I'll share for Piano Day.

Also on youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CWdnrSh66-k&feature=youtu.be

New album Skylight (released in January): http://smarturl.it/elskavon-skylight

Alphabet (Piano Day 2018)

A true pleasure to collaborate with the very talented Nic Evennett on this cover of a great Radiohead song

Exit Music for a Film: A Radiohead Cover (Classical Glass and Nic Evennett)

Carefree and optimistic piano piece. Easy Listening.

Pieza para piano despreocupada y optimista. Fácil de escuchar.

Brick Lane is one of my favourite streets in London. i discovered it by chance, just because the bus from the airport go to Liverpool Street Station.

What impressed me at most -besides the Indian/Pakistani/Bangladeshi food- was the fact that street names are written also in Hindu. I couldn't imagine a street in Buenos Aires with its name written also in (for instance) quechua or Chinese.

Caminando por Brick Lane

Walking Down Brick Lane

Erik Satie: Gnossienne No. 3

Dear Friends, it is useless, in my opinion,  to tell you about my state of mind and my soul in consideration of what is happening in Italy and other countries of the world. 
This impro  is dedicated to those who are fighting alone against the disease with a very heartfelt wish to heal.
 In it there is loneliness, it is true, but also some hope.
 Good luck to everyone and thanks to all the nations of our world who are helping us out.

Alone

Stellar View

2nd Single from the Skingra Series is out now on all major platforms!

Skingra

Echo Park

In loving memory of Dawn J. Tate

New Version Recorded live at Pianoforte, Chicago on April 27th 2019
To view live performance on YouTube follow the link- https://youtu.be/ZZ9_MdvvwBQ

For Janine Twining

Hope...for Dawn (Live At Pianofore)

“A painter paints pictures on canvas but musicians paint their pictures on silence.” -  Leopold Stokowski

A member of Cellar Door which you can find here: https://soundcloud.com/cdoor

"The most powerful and magical language is music. The reason for this is that music is the original language. Music is not ornamented poetry, and poetry is not ornamented prose. Poetry is fallen music, and prose is fallen poetry. Prose is not the original language; it is poetry made practical. Even poetry is not the original language; it is music made speakable, it is the words of music separated from their music. In the beginning was music." (Peter Kreeft, Philosophy of Tolkien)