Maurizio Fabrizio Movimenti Nel Cielo

Very few people know Maurizio Fabrizio, a character who has almost always
acted in the shadows, in the service of the likes of Angelo Branduardi,
Renato Zero, Patty Pravo and many more famous Italian music figures. A
multifaceted composer and arranger, also an author of musicals and
soundtracks, who took his first steps with project Le Particelle and the duo
Maurizio & Fabrizio, before devoting himself to the aforementioned
musicians during almost the entire '70s decade.
In 1978 he released his second solo album, "Movimenti nel cielo", an entirely
instrumental LP where symphonic scores blend with rock music, especially
with the longer tracks, which are separated by shorter intervals fulfilled with
strings and keyboards. There are also acustic sections ("Episodio Lunare"),
funk-ish moments ("Sputnik Suite") and atmospheres recalling the early Alan
Parsons Project in the two pieces of the same name ("Danza delle stelle")
located in the opening and closing parts of the album.
This is an LP released out of time compared to the golden years of
progressive rock, but it nevertheless manages to retrieve its aura, and is
therefore worthy of attention by all fans of the genre.
Replica of the original 1978 version, limited 180gr. silver vinyl edition.