Light and darkness

Titolo	Light and darkness
Autore	Massimo Carpegna
Argomento	Narrativa Gialli, thriller, horror
Editore	GDS
Formato	Libro: Libro in brossura
Lingua	inglese
Pubblicazione	02/2023
ISBN	9791280630445

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There I paid to give him a quick death and pain-free, but to make him suffer. And for a long time! If there is a place where good habitually resides, this is certainly not the heart of men. On Christmas Eve Sissi, the little Acrobat who works in a circus, disappears during intermission of the show. Immediately begin research conducted in parallel by the grandfather of the child-a gigantic clown and his only family- and Commissioner Gualtieri: misanthropic character, lover of history, literature and with unpredictable insights that often have solved the most complicated cases. With the help of a profiler, a psychic who sees the future, a graphologist and a thief, the grandfather and the Commissioner will try to dissolve the interweaving of twists and turns, riddles and heinous murders. An epilogue unpredictable end the story, each returning to their fate ... Massimo Carpegna. Composer and choir, orchestra conductor, Carpegna wrote For the Alpine Ski World Championship opening ceremony, Bormio 2005, the lyrical-symphonic official anthem "It's Time to Celebrate", transmitted worldwide; for the Italian Winter Sports Federation (FISI) he composed the official anthem "Honour and Glory", presented at Herbert Von Karajan Theatre in St. Moritz. Carpegna also composed the anthem "The Five Rings" for the celebration of the Italian athletes during the Olympic Games in Turin, 2006, transmitted by RaiSatSport, as well as scores for commemorative celebrations. He worked as Choir Conductor in some operas with the most prestigious intenational singers and in January 2015 he was in the concert in honor of Karl Jenkins at Carnegie Hall in New York City as conductor of the choir.In November 2021 the Pavarotti- Freni Theater of Modena presented his symphonic piece Hymn to the fallen for Freedom in world premiere. For the twenty-fifth anniversary of Luciano Pavarotti in theatres he collaborated in the documentary Luciano Pavarotti and the Italian Tenor (1989), produced by the New York Center of Visual History and South Carolina Educational Television.