“Shivers” is the new single by the Italian-Swiss experimental harpist Kety Fusco, produced by Francesco…
“Shivers” is the new single by the Italian-Swiss experimental harpist Kety Fusco, produced by Francesco Motta and Aris Bassetti, out now on Floating Notes Records. It is the first excerpt from a new solo album coming out in 2023. On this new single we also find Carmine Luvone on cello.
The single features Fusco using her voice to make the harp sing, similar as you can see in the short video below. This video was taken from “Beyond the Harp”, the first sound library of non-traditional sounds recorded with the classical harp.
And here is the all new single.
According to Fusco: “The search for the instrumental genre of the harp is also about discovering what kind of music and genre you can create with it. Since there is no real musical reference to the world of contemporary pop music on the harp, I have to make attempts to express myself and continue to embrace my idea of the contemporary harp, feeling its vibrations and letting myself be overwhelmed by the shivers that these resonances cause me, and continue to compose and let the world discover a new idea of the harp.”
Check her out during one of her next concerts, very much recommended.
14.09 Celebrations in honour of the President of the Swiss Confederation – Lugano CH
29.09 Feinkoste Lampe – Hannover DE
1.10 Salvi Harps – London UK
8.10 TBA – Montpellier FR
13.11 Rote Fabrik – Zürich CH
18.11 KIFF – Aarau CH
23/26.11 TBA – Paris FR
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Here’s her cover of Erik Satie’s “Gnossienne N.1”, renamed as “Ma Gnossienne”.
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