US EditionNoiserv (Part 2): “I am not melancholy with the past, nor mad with the future. Although they both affect me, I am quite present.”
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Noiserv (Part 2): “I am not melancholy with the past, nor mad with the future. Although they both affect me, I am quite present.”
In this second part of the podcast “The Beauty of Small Things”, the music David Santos, best known by Noiserv, speaks of the place of vulnerability and insecurity in his ways of creation, of how he has been a composer for cinema and theater, and reveals how his friend and performer Miguel Gonçalves Mendes led him to cross a certain barrier and take steps to begin his composition in Portuguese. And still plays a little of the theme “The Palace o…
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