Musica ex Machina - La notte che arrivò l’inverno
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La notte che arrivò l’inverno or The night that winter came is a collection of excerpts from the novel The Master and Margarita by Mikhail Bulgakov, consisting of nine musical compositions made by the jazz quartet Musica ex Machina and illustrated by Francesco Frongia.
It was represented live at the festival Ai confini tra Sardegna e Jazz or On the borders between Sardinia and Jazz in Sant'Anna Arresi on Sardinia, on December 29, 2014.
Francesco Frongia (°1972) is one of the founders of the Mammaiuto Cultural Association, an Italian publisher of comic strips. He has created some comics himself and started teaching at the International School of Comics in Florence in 2005. Musica ex Machina was created in 2006. Their first album, Concerto-71109, was released in 2009.
Audio
Musica ex Machina - Magia nera (Black magic)
Musica ex Machina - Voci che girano (Voices that turn)
Musica ex Machina - Assodiquadri
Musica ex Machina - Una vita semplice (A simple life)
Musica ex Machina - Volo di notte (Flight at night)
Musica ex Machina - Un sogno (A dream)
Tra i confini del giorno (Between the boundaries of the day)
Musica ex Machina - Agguato (Ambush)
Musica ex Machina - Di tanti epiloghi (Of many epilogues)
Other genres
- Introduction
- Katy Kononova and MC TJ - 2020
- Caluwaerts & Blijweert - 2019
- Vinz Aquarian - 2015
- Musica ex Machina - 2014
- LaFrae Sci - 2014
- Quartetto Minimo - 2013
- Trish Clowes - 2010
- Video Jack - 2009
- Freska - 2008
- Alexander Veljanov - 2008
- Simon Nabatov - 2001
All musical genres
Illustration
Illustration by Francesco Frongia