MICHELE IPPOLITO
Mystic Moods
(c) (p) 2005 Ippolito Music
7tks/30mins

Having returned just for a moment
To a source
You’ ll never be as you used to be before… .

What is attractive in a new, half-hourly Michele Ippolito’ s album called "Mystic Moods"? What makes this calm electronic music such a magnetic one? And why doesn’ t it “ set you free” ?

This is a music-meditation, the music that impels you to listen attentively to your feelings, to sense your inmost wishes and stay alone with yourself. And, maybe after one has listened to "Mystic Moods" he will realize what it means as far as he had never plunged in the innermost of his own personality before. And what is hidden behind the veil of a day-to-day tumult and goals and wishes dictated by other people? What is dozing off somewhere deep in your consciousness, for the time being dispirited by the society around you, or, maybe hidden from it. And what is your true self, a real one, without far-fetched conventionalities and false masks?

Michele Ippolito’ s music impels to think and feel empathy. This music expresses an inconstancy of everyday emotions and a permanency of an inexhaustible depth of human consciousness. The constancy of that inner source which rules over the life. As far as the divine is concealed deep in human consciousness and one have to learn how to feel it. It is so easy and incredibly different at the same time.

Michele Ippolito proposes to start a journey to your true self. Her music sends you back to the source which is consigned for oblivion for a while but this very source is you. With great care the musician is guiding you through emotions flashing by before your eyes like glimpsing pictures of a colour movie. You are plunged deeper and deeper all the time. This plunge brings a content to you.

Fresh and transparent, this music washes you with its warm waves. It arouses your consciousness and heals your heart. And you want to live and create over and over again because just in it the God is…

An angelic music of "Mystic Moods" is a guide of the divine to the world of humans.

Serge Kozlovsky
http://sergekozlovsky.com

P.S. Translated by Tatyana L. Permyakova.