Super Naim Experience
Super Naim Experience is the first Stefano Lentini album. Produced in 1999 by Stefano Lentini and Laura Polimeno. It's a collection of poems by Emily Dickinson, Samuel Beckett and Federico García Lorca with original music by Lentini.
| Super Naim Experience | |
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| EP by Stefano Lentini and Laura Polimeno | |
| Released | September 30, 1999 |
| Genre | Folk, new-age, acoustic |
| Length | 24:00 |
| Language | English, French, Spanish |
| Producer | Stefano Lentini and Laura Polimeno |
The Album was released on September 1999 with the collaboration of Klezmer musicians from the band Klezroym and kurdish percussionist Kassirosafar.
Regarding Super Naim Experience, Lentini stated:[1]
I was trying to create a new route for classical Lied into a popular, folkish way
Track listing
- "E.D." – 5:53
- "Ye Mariners All" – 2:53
- "Medley 1943/Dieppe/Saint-Lo" – 2:56
- "Mrs. Gloom" – 5:35
- "Maggio/Trasmundo" – 6:42
Personnel
- Production
- Paolo Modugno — Recording and mixing
- Stefano Lentiniand Laura Polimeno — Producers
- Performing artists
- Stefano Lentini — Acoustic guitars
- Laura Polimeno — Vocal
- Andrea pandolfo — Trumpet
- Pasquale Laino — Sax
- Mhossen Kassirosafar — Daf, Zarb
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References
- "Stefano Lentini: Italian 21st-century Renaissance composer". Herald.
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