Il Viaggio In Italia (An Italian Journey)

Retour à Ravenne (Allegro en mi mineur pour cordes)

Composed from the first eight notes of Bach's chorale BWV 244-63 (sorry, Johann Sebastian), "Sete d'Amore" is an invitation to a journey that gradually reveals itself as you listen. The piece illustrates this musical journey through Italy, following "Ravello," "Les Jardins de Ravenne," and "Retour à Ravenne." Bach's guiding shadow adds a sacred and timeless dimension, reinforcing the idea of this "thirst" (sete) as a need to believe in something greater and transcendent. The music speaks to all of this.

Composé à partir des 8 premières notes du choral de Bach BWV 244-63 (désolé Jean-Sébastien) "Sete d'amore" est une invitation au voyage qui se révèle progressivement à l'écoute. Le morceau illustre ce périple musical italien après "Ravello", "Les jardins de Ravenne" et "Retour à Ravenne". L'ombre tutélaire de Bach ajoute une dimension sacrée et intemporelle, renforçant l'idée de cette "soif" (sete) comme un besoin de croire en quelque chose de plus grand et de transcendant. La musique intercède avec tout cela.

Compuesto a partir de las primeras ocho notas del coral de Bach BWV 244-63 (lo siento, Johann Sebastian), "Sete d'Amore" es una invitación a un viaje que se revela progresivamente al escuchar. La pieza ilustra este periplo musical italiano después de "Ravello", "Los Jardines de Ravena" y "Regreso a Ravena". La sombra protectora de Bach añade una dimensión sagrada y atemporal, reforzando la idea de esta "sed" (sete) como una necesidad de creer en algo más grande y trascendente. La música intercede con todo esto.

Sete d'Amore (Adagio in D minor)

Concertino For Violin And Strings In D

Concertino en Ut mineur pour violon (Concertino in  C minor for Violin and Strings)

Andante pour cordes en Ré majeur (Andante in D Major for String Ensemble)

I am Sandbird, a composer living in the south of France. My music is born between sea and sky, carried by Mediterranean winds and waking dreams.

Among the musicians who walk beside me and guide my steps are J.S. Bach, John Williams, Paul Simon, Carlos Jobim, and many others. Their presence is like a hand reaching out, leading me toward melodies yet to be found.

I discover themes on my daughter’s piano, through my guitar, or simply while dreaming. Each note is a meeting, each harmony a breath.

I do not use artificial intelligence to compose — only, at times, to find beautiful images that accompany my music.

On a beach, with eyes wide open to the sky, I take flight like a sandbird. It is there that my music rises: intimate, free, and always searching for light.