A modern musical reimagining of the traditional Passion of Christ chants performed during Holy Week in Southern Italy, inspired in particular by the Griko and Apulian traditions. The work unfolds through a series of engaging and colourful variations.

Four Blueasy Miniatures is a lively set of short pieces for solo guitar that blends the characterful spirit of the blues with fresh, sparkling modern harmonies, each exploring a different mood and colour.
Accessible to intermediate players (around Grade 5–6), the set lasts about four minutes and works well as recital pieces, teaching repertoire, or concert encores.

Sonata Seconda explores a dialogue between traditional Mediterranean musical elements and contemporary classical structures. In three movements and lasting about 13–14 minutes, the work unfolds through a distinctive harmonic palette and refined textures, blending classical rigor with subtle echoes of Mediterranean folklore.

Included in a selection alongside works by Leo Brouwer, this early waltz by Sabino de Bari reveals a refined and expressive voice. The piece unfolds through fluid chromatic figures and delicate polyphonic developments, already hinting at the composer’s sensitivity to texture and inner dialogue. Though an early work, it carries a sense of elegance and structural clarity, balancing lyricism with subtle harmonic exploration.