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The Post and Courier
Concert review: The Post and Courier / Charleston, South Carolina May 29, 2007
Time stopped Sunday night at the Cistern. All that was left was space and a continuum of sensation. Stefano Battaglia, a gifted Italian pianist, traveled with his band to Charleston for a onenight gig, part of Spoleto‘s Wachovia Jazz Series, and offered the outdoor audience vast aural creations that alternately floated, breathed, rumbled, shimmered and pulsed within the space they evoked. These soundscapes, inspired by the work and life of the Italian intellectual and Renaissance man Pier Paolo Pasolini, were not about a particular tune or beat (with rare exceptions); they were about establishing a mood and inviting the listener to contemplate something more than mere music.
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