La Fontana By David Lanz

 

La Fontana

By

David Lanz

Written by

Steve Sheppard

 

When I was talking to David a couple of weeks ago he told me about this new single, and his description, and my love for fountains intrigued me, I don’t know what it is about fountains, but I love them, and David’s musical tale of one is utterly delightful, so with great enjoyment I review the latest single by David Lanz entitled La Fontana.

Interestingly enough there is reference to the first fountains being used in ancient Greece as decoration, but for me this track has a real Renaissance feel about its construction, its flourishing narrative and its bright sparkling notation and tonal exquisiteness, being part of the said musical equation of brilliance.

It would be in Italy perhaps, Florence, or Rome where fountains were turned into full-on drama with such delightful motion, sculpture, and symbolism, here the Lanz performance is utterly charming as are all of his compositions, but here on La Fontana we have a tapestry of timbre that is not only redolent of the subject matter, but notes fall like gold from the cascading waters from the fountain itself.

This one has to be a huge hit for the artist, one of a few rare musicians on the planet who has never created a weak composition; in short David Lanz equals quality, and La Fontana is the piece that will continue to rejuvenate the listeners hearts, with an absolutely cheer filled performance, this one is destined for the high life and is another master piece, from the grand master himself.