Original Music by Gabriele Tosi

Gabriele Tosi's original music is highly varied and can be applied to videos, short films, documentaries, and even film soundtrack composition.

Its distinguishing feature is its visual and descriptive quality with a strong sense of melody, allowing the listener to enter a world of meditative relaxation reminiscent in part of pianist Ludovico Einaudi's style.

"Gabriele Tosi's music struck us as ideal for its delicacy and depth. His approach, fundamentally classical, is rich in unexpected openings that make Tosi's style particularly visual. His pieces are true 'meditations' capable of transcending the 'new age' label, skillfully expanding its potential."

— Guido Harari

Instrumental Piano Pieces

Within the repertoire, you can find instrumental piano pieces with highly recognizable melodies that have found wide application on the web and television.

The three albums Andromeda, Orizzonti, and the more recent studio-recorded Piano solo feature a wide range of piano pieces enriched by a modern sound of electronic textures.

Music for Documentaries

Mention should be made of the documentary "È giunta l'ora", featuring seven piano tracks specially written as a musical background emphasizing the atmosphere of post-war Sicily, ranging from tango and poignant melodies to marches recalling peasant struggles, including the special track “Looking for in a photograph”.

Vocal Pieces and Polyphonic Counterpoint

Is it possible to use 18th-century counterpoint techniques with pop vocals? The track "Fuga98" uses classical counterpoint techniques combined with modern vocals, creating an engaging pop polyphony effect.

Meanwhile, the gospel track "You are the Lord" utilizes a 12-piece choir to recreate an American-style gospel sound within the churches of Rome.

Orchestral and Electronic Music

Gabriele Tosi's music is not limited to piano or choir. The use of virtual instruments has enabled the creation of pieces with electronic sounds, including "Planets" as well as another widely used web track like "The Water Cycle", which describes the journey of water from its birth to its production.