Evert Van Eynde – Scherzando
Scherzando, inspired by Evert Van Eynde’s personal battle with tinnitus, transforms a difficult experience to a cinematic masterpiece. The music begins with minimalist strings characteristic of Philip Glass, creating a beautiful and interesting soundtrack. As the composition progresses, it takes the listener into an attractive story, as if entering the heart of a film score. The violin takes center stage, creating romantic and emotional conditions with its sophisticated performance. The instrument’s tone and expressive phrasing add a remarkable dimension and sophistication to the piece. The careful production emphasizes each note, resulting in sound quality that is as astonishing as the performance itself. As the song develops, its cinematic passion grows bigger, “trapping” the listener in a surreal environment. The climax arrives with a powerful and unexpected finale, similar to a film’s dramatic ending, creating an unforgettable experience. It’s an incredible instrumental trip that feels like an emotional escape into the big screen, full of emotions and cinematic beauty.
