Find your inner harmony and peace with the classical verses of musical artist Franchesco De Rosa’s exquisite piece, ‘Christmas Truce 1914(a Battaglia Concertino)’.
Northumberland, Dec 4, 2020 (Issuewire.com) - Music's limitlessness and creative proximities are yet again presented through the contrast of sublime classical and contemporary EDM strains in artist Franchesco De Rosa's magnificent soundscape. His main focus is on writing and composing EDM tracks but he also takes a keen interest in designing classical music. His song, 'Christmas Truce 1914(a Battaglia Concertino)' which has been composed by Frank Robinson is a resonating journey of instrumental qualities. The creative approximation is endless as the artist takes the audience on a journey of inner reflection through the song. He creates a surrounding ambiance with his instrumental undulations and takes the course of music towards a direction of creative equilibrium and perfection.
The artist is also a songwriter and author hailing from the United Kingdom and constantly experiments with various musical and genre norms. His legacy as an EDM artist is profound and extensively known as he accomplished many feats through his soundscape. His plunge into classical music is a surprise and also a heartfelt boon to the creative inclusivity of music. The song 'Christmas Truce 1914(a Battaglia Concertino)' was released under the label Mountain Rio and is proving to be an eccentric addition to his sound stream.
Artist Franchesco De Rosa's use of instruments and their balanced juxtaposition is rare and commendable. Some of his other songs include 'Babylon', 'Ballerina', 'Summertime', and 'Happy' among many others that pave the path towards a colossal creative journey and career. Follow his mixed bag of contrasting musical expressions by following his work on Spotify, Facebook, Soundcloud, YouTube, and his official website right away.
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