On this chamber music album the Italian composer David Fontanesi copes with three musical forms representative of the Western classical tradition of the last three centuries: the Sonata, the Suite, the Divertimento. The flute is the absolute protagonist of all these pieces, being in dialogue either with a piano, or with a classical trio of strings (violin, viola, cello), or with a second flute. This album may be defined as exhibiting an inheritance not of the 'Neue Musik' of the 20th c. but rather the epoch of composers like Milhaud, Francais, Shostakovich and many more like them.