This album is a collection of original lute pieces, taking inspiration from some of the great Renaissance lutenists as well as more modern music to produce something quite unique, and easily enjoyable. Relax, and let it transport you.

1. In Another Time
2. Morning Sun
3. Afterglow
4. Per Mano Assieme Nei Giardini Dell'Infanzia
5. I Watch Over You
6. To Forgive
7. The Covenant
8. That Which Endures
9. Heartstrings
10. Memories Of A Summer
11. Remembrance
12. Humble Heroicism
13. Through Childhood Eyes
14. Hearts of Flesh
15. Kindred Spirits

Listen to: the entire album.

Release date: 02/08/2015
Federico Moscogiuri lives in Hertford England

Tagged as: Classical, Renaissance, Neoclassical, Instrumental, Lute

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