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Thy eyes, the betrayal

by Claudio Rocchetti

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Part I 06:49
2.
Part II 06:20

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Thy eyes, the betrayal is the third and final chapter of the Panorama trilogy by Claudio Rocchetti.

A narrating voice leads the way through the rooms of an imaginary museum, an idealized path through life. Similarly to an endless crescendo, the ambience gradually becomes emptier. Distant voices and noises fall far away, out of reach. The choir becomes silent, solitary.

Memory binds past and present together, certainly influenced by the surrounding environment, yet distorted by senses and perceptions. The human body – working like a recording device – collects sound and images, archiving them in the brain. And just like sounds or footages recorded on tape, these are subject to decay, growing dim until they will finally become pale ghosts lost in the mist.

Finally hisses, static, clicks and pops of failing analog machinery break the silence, fading memories taking over to fill the blanks of the soundtrack of a lifelong travel.

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released December 15, 2019

Side A: Excerpt from "La derniére image" – movie by Giulio Squillacciotti, 2015
Side B: Soundtrack excerpt from "Les amoreaux des bancs public" – movie by Gaia Vianello and Juan Martin Baigorria, 2016; "Questa debole forza" – music created for Lenz Fondazione, 2017.

Recorded and mixed by Claudio Rocchetti, mastered by Riccardo Mazza.
Artwork by Iacopo Gradassi, text by Claudio Rocchetti.

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