A spell that doesn't work
childhood (only 5 years old)

A witch hates music: violins, serenades, songs... and loves only chaos and unpleasant noises. So she casts a terrible spell to erase all sound from the world, and for a moment it seems she actually succeeds: theaters, orchestras, and instruments fall silent. But all it takes is the smallest sound—the whistle of a woodworm, a cricket in the grass, the wind in the leaves—for everything to begin again: the world itself, it turns out, is made of sounds, breaths, and heartbeats. Gek Tessaro presents Facciamoci sentire (Lapis), a fast-paced album: a hymn to nature and to the small voices that no spell can truly silence. And, fittingly, it does so in a meeting brimming with sounds and voices, arranged by Lella Marazzini and accompanied by Massimiliano Tappari.