Fabrizio Selli: Reviews

FABRIZIO SELLI:
"THE MAGIC ROOM"
4Puzzle
Fabrizio Selli offers in this album a beautiful collection of warm melodic compositions, very much in the Contemporany Instrumental Music genre, yet also near to soft Jazz-Pop. In general, the music is romantic, and exempt from great symphonisms and fireworks that would contribute nothing to the conception of the work. The piano has a very important protagonism throughout the entire album. In a word, this is a very pleasant work to listen to.

FABRIZIO SELLI
"THE MAGIC ROOM"
4Puzzle
"The Magic Room" is a debut album of an Italian pianist, Fabrizio
Selli. His music fascinates from the first chords of the composition
"Spring’s Harmony": it is full of beauty and finesse. And then you
are just hovering among elevated harmonies of "Quel Giorno" and
"The Magic Room". And short tunes "It Will Be The Magic
Room" and "It Will Be The Years Of Love" forestalling these two
compositions emphasize the charm of Fabrizio Selli’s music with
their touching and tender sounding.
On the whole the musician forestalls nearly all his compositions
with short preludes. And this makes their sounding even more
expressive. It must be said that some vigour and spring freshness
exists in Fabrizio Selli’s music. These are the melodies of
expectations of happiness and love. When you believe that all
troubles are not more than a short episode of your life, and you
feel already this heady air of the spring which brings you joy and
happiness.
Fabrizio Selli’s music is a very individual one. The musician has
his own particular style, he adds gentle sounding of keyboards and
an exquisite violin to the piano. And moreover the
triboluminescence and ingenuousness reside in his music, this is a
music of a person who is frank with the world.
"The Magic Room" album is a brilliant debut that reveals an
outstanding new age musician Fabrizio Selli to us. The performer
expresses his feelings in all sincerity. And this sincerity with
which his music is imbued prompts us to listening "The Magic
Room" album time and again.
Serge Kozlovsky
http://mkmk.com/kozlovsky
P.S. Translated by Tatyana L. Permyakova.