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"… a diverse and delightful album" – a closer listen

"Every note is crisp and resonant from start to finish. Simply put, Rule and Case is a very enjoyable and vibrant album…" – Stationary Travels

"Masotti would seem to be a natural as far as film soundtrack composing is concerned, and his ability at conveying mood is just as convincingly demonstrated" – textura

"Masotto has managed to capture a brilliant collision of styles and genres, setting in motion a brilliant and explorative new direction that grows more and more exciting with each new release" – Anthem Review

"… a brilliant post-classical gallery full of rich dynamics & cinematic suggestions" – Music Won't Save You
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Searching for equilibrium between classical harmony and the sound of modern music, Rule and Case is a sequence of chords and effects that arrives at the counterpoint between tonal precision and “atonal” freedom – between acoustic instruments and electronics, between the past and present. “Every piece I write comes from a particular moment of my life, an emotion, a meeting, a walk, a picture or a photo that I’ve seen,” says Lorenzo.

Lorenzo Masotto’s journey with music began at the age of nine when he started playing piano. Graduating from Conservatorio di Verona, he consequently started studying composition and jazz. Lorenzo also plays in a prog/post rock band called Le Maschere di Clara, directs a male voice choir, writes music for film and theatre, and teaches piano and composition. “I’ve never only thought about writing in just one music style,” he says, “I love all music, and everything I write increases my confidence and ability to write from a wider perspective.”
 
Lorenzo Masotto is an Italian pianist and composer from Verona. Rule and Case is his first album on Preserved Sound.