Artwork by Sofia Corsi.

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Hollow Freedom

An orchestrated piano cover of Worlds Collide, the song for the 2015 League of Legends Worlds Championship.

Enjoy ;)

Worlds Collide - Piano & Orchestral Cover

My version of the majestic Game of Thrones OST, "Light Of The Seven" by Ramin Djawadi. 
Hope you'll enjoy it!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nWFOkLhqKKw&index=3&list=PLkcMsYGgE0e1Huz2Rrg2qLWcKqrSyKgXK

Light Of The Seven - Orchestral Cover

Cubic Adventures

This is the soundtrack of a game developed during a 8 days Game Jam in which I partecipated! 

Go check it out!
https://notdaiquiri.itch.io/sirena-deep

Introduction

Some concept tracks for the upcoming survival game, Shattered Beyond

Shattered Beyond - Main Theme

The Soundtrack I made for a week long game jam, working with the super cool Teem1.
Ending Track in collaboration with Mikkel Rohde.

Ending Track

Alternate Reality

Intro Track

Character Theme

The Haunting of Jonathan David Jones OST

Sibling Memory

Grandmother Memory

Child Memory

Some time ago I had the pleasure to compose the music for this short film, made by a friend of mine, Francesco Costa. 
I hope you like it! :)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SsA66wfHAA8&t=9s

The Sun Vanished

The Sun Vanished - Score

This speech is taken from the documentary Connections by James Burke, 1978. 
I first listened to it inside the videogame The Witness by Jonathan Blow and it really filled me with inspiration since then.

I decided to make a music tribute to it, I hope you enjoy it and find it inspiring.
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So, in the end, have we learned anything from this look at why the world turned out the way it did, that's of any use to us in our future? Something I think. That, the key to why things change is the key to everything. How easy is it for knowledge to spread? And that, in the past, the people who made change happen were the people who had that knowledge, wether they were craftsmen or kings. Today the people who make things change, the people who have that knowledge, are the scientists an the technologists who are the true driving force of humanity. And before you say: "what about the Beethovens, the Michelangelos?"... let me suggest something with which you may disagree violently. That, at best, the products of human emotions (art, philosophy, politics, music, literature) are interpretations of the world, that tell you more about the guy who's talking than about the world he's talking about. Secondhand views of the world, made thirdhand by your interpretation of them. Things like that, as opposed to this. Know what it is? It's a bunch of aminoacids, the stuff that goes to build up a worm, or a geranium, or you. [...] This, scientific knowledge, is hard to take because it removes the reassuring crutches of opinion, ideology, and leaves only what is demonstrably true about the world. And the reason why so many people may be thinking about throwing away those crutches, is because thanks to science and technology they have begun to know that they don't know, so much. And if they're to have more say in what happens to their lives, more freedom to develop their abilities to the full, they have to be helped towards that knowledge that they know exists and that they don't possess. And by helped towards that knowledge I don't mean "give everybody a computer and help yourself", where would you even start? No, I mean, try to find ways to translate the knowledge, to teach us to ask the right questions. See, we are on the edge of a revolution in communications technology that is going to make that more possible than ever before, or, if that's not done, to cause an explosion of knowledge, that will leave those of us who don't have access to it as powerless as if we were deaf dumb and blind. And I don't think most people want that. So what do we do about it? I don't know. But maybe a good start would be to recognize within yourself the ability to understand anything, because that ability's there, as long it is explained clearly enough. 

And then go, and ask for explanations.

Yesterday Tomorrow and You

Yesterday, Tomorrow And You

Ecco il frutto di un pomeriggio noioso :3

Jeff Buckely - Hallelujah (Instrumental cover)

Soundtrack for a Celeste Mod made by my friend Asparagii, named Dusk.
I composed this short piece taking inspiration from the main theme of the game Celeste and also the mood and main theme of the track Joy of Remembrance by Lena Raine, the official composer of the Original Soundtrack.

You can play the mod here: https://gamebanana.com/maps/214334

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