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DI
DONNA
The artist
Born
in Caracas Venezuela, Hector Di Donna ( popularly known
as simply "Di Donna" to his fans worldwide)
was introduced to music at the early age through his mother,
a piano teacher. When she noticed young Hector singing
along to Nestors Zavarce's " La tarde gris"
( Grey Aternoon)," she began giving him introductory
classes on musical theory and melodic structure; soon,
Di Donna was composing simple songs influenced by a wide
variety of cultures. "
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home," Di donna explains, " we had an old vertical
English piano that was originally a pianola. After school,
I would spend long hours improvising melodies
and simple songs; it seemed to me that music came from
space or other dimensions. When I was five or six years
orld, I began creating music that was distinctively Chinese
in style; each note had its own worth, color, texture
and sensation, almost as if they all had personalities
and individuality. Playing this original music, I felt
as if I'd discovered an ocean of possibility. I could
spend 4 to 5 minutes just playing a single note; but in
my head I was hearing a thousand notes, a thousand stories,
a thousang landscapes. Of course, the sound of me hitting
the same note over and over was excrutiating for my family!"
Some of these early childhood works became the basis for
songs on FENG SHUI. If
he had one thing to tell everyone in the world, it would
be " Let music be the key to a new universe."
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