Olivia Belli – “Triune” Review: Dramatic Beauty [5/5]

The marvellous thing about my job is that I get to write about pretty much anything regardless of genre and although I have been reviewing a lot of pop and rock releases recently, I know I had to get stuck into “Triune” by Olivia Belli the moment my ears heard it, they were locked in!

Composition Analysis (Olivia Belli)

“Triune” is a beautiful piece released through XXIM Records and Italian composer Olivia Belli takes me off to a world where I look back and reflect on life. It is a deeply moving and powerful delivery, featuring angelic high-pitched strings that create an almost juxtaposing effect against a bold, lower-frequency violin arrangement. I love the contrasting elements in the piece and you can either feel joy or sadness depending on how you want to perceive it or the mood you are in while listening.

From listening I have worked out that the key is in G Minor. This key often creates a dramatic quality while feeling emotion and that is one of the best ways to sum up “Triune”. It is also a key which is heard all throughout classical history with many Baroque, Classical, and Romantic era pieces sharing a similar character.

About Olivia Belli

Olivia Belli, an Italian pianist and composer, is known for her evocative and poetic piano compositions. Her music which many describe as heartfelt combines classical influences with contemporary minimalism and she finds inspiration from the landscapes of her birthplace in the Marche region of Italy and nature. Olivia’s work has gained critical acclaim for its cinematic quality and emotional effect, which has resulted in an expanding global audience. Belli has also achieved critical acclaim with her albums “Sol Novo” and “Intermundia”.

Listen To “Triune”

You can take a listen to the new composition, “Triune” by Olivia Belli below. Also, be sure to let us know your thoughts below. You can also find similar compositions here.

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Becky Anderson

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Becky, a passionate music enthusiast, embarked on her journey into music journalism in 2018. Beyond her love for melodies and rhythms, Becky finds solace in the written word, often immersing herself in the pages of books. Yet, her heart truly sings when she's with her close-knit circle of friends, sharing laughter and creating lasting memories. In her articles, Becky's devotion to music shines through, as she introduces readers to fresh, soul-stirring sounds while adding her unique voice to the ever-evolving world of music journalism.

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