There was a compliation album of new age or easy listening music that included a delightful instrumental by David Lantz called, “Cristofori’s Dream.” As I was not familiar with David Lantz, I did a little surfing to see what I could find.
Turns out that Bartelomo Cristofori was an Italian inventor. He toiled away in a little shop working on harpsicords, one of the primary instruments of the day. He was intrigued with finding a way to make the sound less harsh and worked on modifying the design until he found a way to make the sound he was looking for. Thus, in 1709 the piano was born in his modest Florence shop.
David Lantz wrote this song as a tribute to Cristofori - and it’s beautiful.
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