Extended Place, Where Reproduced Music Finds Refuge

Writing for MusicVoice, Andrea Bedetti portrays Extended Place as a label where recorded music “finds refuge”: a catalogue built on the extended play as a deliberately concentrated form, where the content decides the length rather than the seventy-four minutes of the CD. The article moves across classical, chamber, jazz and contemporary music — from La Vie en Blanc with Pietro Roffi and Happy Birthday Variations with Marcos Madrigal to Il Cornetto del Doge by Seicento Stravagante, Lucrezia with Gemma Bertagnolli and Vittorio Montalti's Il Grande Vuoto — and highlights the quality of the recordings made with sound engineer Tommaso Cancellieri at the Abbey Rocchi Studios in Rome. Read the full article on MusicVoice — by Andrea Bedetti.