Song Review/ Classical : Richard Green’s ‘Age of Dreams’

Richard Green is an Italian composer and guitarist. He showcases incredible craft in the way he poses music to inspire thought and influence emotion. It’s not just music for him, it’s an artistic endeavour with visual dimensions and deep emotional quotients. His latest release is the ‘First Light’ EP in collaboration with fellow artists and instrumentalists, Irene Veneziano and Archimia. Taken from this collection is the track, ‘Age of Dreams’.

Composed and constructed with theatrical moments, it has a very strong storytelling rhythm. The instrumentals are so expressive, as if they are speaking to us. With animated violin moments, popping piano notes, and a cello that swirls with a life of its own, the composition is very fitting to the title. It’s like dreams are forming, taking shape, simmering and slowly taking shape. It is joyful, thoughtful and full of lively craft. Listen Now!

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