Murmur Mori
Musical ensemble inspired by ancient sounds and Nature
The Murmur Mori ensemble was born in 2015, as an idea by Volpe Mirko and Kuro Silvia, having the goal of creating "new ancient music".
The project has its roots in the Middle Ages, centuries in which music was a vehicle for recreation, for social denunciation, but above all: a fundamental means of cultural information.
Murmur Mori does not propose an historical re-enactment, instead giving life to new music using ancient instruments reproductions and an early music language to create songs which recount actual themes, as in the Middle Ages was done, focusing on the relationship between the current society and Nature.
Volpe
Mirko
Professional musician and composer of all the ensemble's music.
A Medieval history enthusiast, he's also editor of a column devoted to ancient music in the Italian historical page
“Feudalesimo” (“Feudalism”).
Kuro
Silvia
Photographer and singer, she writes most of the ensemble's lyrics and takes care of researching historical sources. She's also responsible of all visuals and artwork for albums and videos.
Alessandra
Lazzarini
Transverse flute teacher in secondary school. Avantgarde musician, she's been involved with Murmur Mori since 2015. In addition to her activity as a member of the live ensemble, she recorded several flute parts for both “La morte dell’Unicorno” and “Joi, Solatz e Dolor”.
Matteo
Brusa
Mental health professional and ancient history enthusiast, he's been playing with the ensemble since 2019. An experimenting musician, he's behind several projects of atmospheric music and Lombard folk music.
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