The Borghese Gallery now has its LogoSound. From its vibratory identity a musical work


Internationally renowned composer Federico Longo has created the LogoSound for the Borghese Gallery. Listening to the vibrational identity of the museum, he created a musical work closely related to and conceived for the Gallery.

On Tuesday, June 21 at 9 p.m., the Borghese Gallery will broadcast live on its Facebook channel the musical work VIBR.ID.(Vibratory Identity) that the museum itself commissioned from internationally renowned composer Federico Longo. The Borghese Gallery thus now has its own LogoSound. For a long period Longo listened to the rooms, starting from silence to try to capture their vibrations, voice and expressive potential; this listening led the composer to identify what he called the"vibratory identity" of the Gallery.

Out of this experience came amusical work in six pictures for piano, clarinet, saxophone, cello and mixed choir, which will be performed by a quartet of great artists from the international music scene: Ukrainian pianist, Anna Fedorova, first clarinet soloist of the Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia Alessandro Carbonare, first cello soloist of the Teatro alla Scala in Milan Sandro Laffranchini and saxophonist Federico Mondelci. Maria Grazia Fontana’s vocal ensemble Sat&B will also be featured.

Longo’s musical work was inspired fundamentally by four principles: Harmony, Oneness, Essentiality of Forms and Beauty.

The composition intends to have an indissoluble relationship with the spaces for which it was conceived and in which it is to be performed and heard, and it intends to restore an ancient vocation, which is that of commissioning contemporary music, which was already of Cardinal Scipione Borghese, to whom the villa and the collection are owed. Indeed, the latter loved to surround himself with art in all its forms, including music.

The Borghese Gallery now has its LogoSound. From its vibratory identity a musical work
The Borghese Gallery now has its LogoSound. From its vibratory identity a musical work


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