The Musical Book Built Together with You



This time we don't choose the program.

You choose it.

With the column Sunday listening we want to transform listening into something shared: not only a column to read, but a living space where the public can suggest, remember, tell.

This is why we invite you to propose the song you would like to find in one of the next Sundays.

There's no such boundaries.

Classical music, opera, jazz, rock, pop, songwriter, soundtracks, contemporary music, popular traditions: If a music has something to tell, it deserves to be heard.

How to participate

Write in the comments:

• title of the track
• author or interpreter
• and, if you want, a phrase to tell us why that music

Alternatively, you can send your proposal directly to the editorial staff The Apeiron Armonies, writing to the email address indicated on the Contacts page.

The proposals received will progressively enter into the next steps of Sunday listening, following the order in which we will be sent, so that this column can become, Sunday after Sunday, also the reflection of your listening, your memories and your musical passions.

Each track will be accompanied by a Marialuisa Veneziano listening guide: history, musical details to recognize, interpretative keys and a video to listen while you continue reading.

Because we don't just want to know what you hear.

We want to know what music he found you.

Propose it.

The next Sunday could start with yours!


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An answer to "The Musical Book Built Together with You"

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    Anonymous

    2 antipod tracks:
    J. Ibert:Trois pièces brèves per quintet di fiati
    and
    F. Guccini: the locomotive

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