Music
The Voice
Music, for Alessandro Cipriano, is not defined by genre — but by atmosphere. Moving between classical tradition and contemporary expression, each work becomes a study of emotion, presence and identity.
Parla più piano (2011)
“Parla più piano” is inspired by the iconic theme from The Godfather, composed by Nino Rota.
In this interpretation, Alessandro Cipriano explores a more intimate and restrained musical language, where emotion is expressed through nuance and silence rather than intensity.
The work reflects a balance between classical tradition and cinematic atmosphere, creating a timeless and deeply personal interpretation.
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Im Zauber der Nacht (2019)
A moment suspended between dream and reality.
“Im Zauber der Nacht” unfolds as a quiet, intimate journey — where voice becomes atmosphere and emotion moves gently through space.
The composition by Toby Chapman (London) meets the poetic sensitivity of Alessandro Cipriano, creating a piece that feels both timeless and deeply personal.
One More Try (2015)
A contemporary statement of clarity and restraint.
With “One More Try”, Alessandro Cipriano steps into a more modern, crossover sound — defined by precision, elegance and emotional control.
The production by Toby Chapman and Grant Black (London) reflects a refined pop influence while maintaining a strong classical presence.
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Visione (2011)
A debut that opens a world of sound, language and imagination.
“Visione” marks Alessandro Cipriano’s first artistic statement — a multilingual journey across classical and crossover repertoire.
The album brings together English, Italian, French and Spanish works, blending tradition with personal interpretation.
Highlights include:
— Mirror of My Soul / Spiegel meiner Seele, inspired by Swan Lake, with lyrics by Alessandro Cipriano
— You’ll Never Walk Alone (Carousel)
— Chanson de l’Adieu (Francesco Paolo Tosti)
— Firenze Sogna and more
Wenn die Maske fällt (2012)
A tribute to one of Europe’s most iconic figures.
“Wenn die Maske fällt” is a musical homage to Empress Elisabeth of Austria — reflecting the contrast between public image and inner life.
Created for the 175th anniversary of her birth, the project explores identity, solitude and the emotional reality behind the myth of “Sissi”.
Based on the original film music by Anton Profes, the work was developed under an exclusive agreement to reinterpret the legendary Sissi trilogy.
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