PFM (Premiata Forneria Marconi) / BIANCO (2CDR)

◆Club Citta' Kawasaki, Kanagawa, Japan – November 6, 2011
Disc 1
1. Opening
2. The Magic Flute - Overture (Mozart)
3. Danse Macabre (Saint-Saëns)
4. Slavonic Dance Op. 46 No. 1, C Major (Dvořák)
5. Symphony No. 5 - Adagietto (Mahler)
6. Romeo & Juliet (Prokofiev)
7. Russian Easter Festival Overture (Rimsky-Korsakov)
8. Nabucco - Overture (Verdi)

Disc 2
1. River Of Life
2. La Luna Nuova
3. Promenade The Puzzle
4. Dove… Quando…
5. Maestro Della Voce
6. Impressioni Di Settembre
Encore:
7. Suite Italiana: Symphony No. 4 - L'Italiana (Mendelssohn) / È Festa / La Danza (Rossini)
8. William Tell (Rossini)
9. Ending

The definitive release from the "Italian Progressive Rock Festival - Autumn Campaign 2011" arrives from the familiar Wildlife label!

This release features a complete recording—captured with superb audience-sourced audio quality—of PFM's performance on Sunday, November 6 (the third day) of this historic festival. Held over four days (November 4–7, 2011) at Club Citta' in Kawasaki, the event was a spectacular showcase of Italian progressive rock bands—a "dream of a dream" come true.

While PFM also headlined the opening night (November 4), on this day and the following day, they presented a full performance in collaboration with an orchestra—undoubtedly one of the festival's major highlights. The performance was structured in two parts: a first set featuring various classical masterpieces, and a second set where the band performed a selection of their finest PFM tracks accompanied by an orchestra.

Although their visit to Japan this summer consisted of only a single festival performance in Hibiya, this concert more than makes up for that brevity with a truly magnificent performance.

This release is a superb-quality gem, capturing the entirety of that moving live performance—a must-listen for fans—via 24-bit digital remastering from the label's original master source.
Recorded from a prime seat at the very front center of the arena, the audio captures a stunning balance of the band's raw live sound and the PA output with overwhelming impact; the sound quality is so remarkable that you can even hear the band members chatting between songs!