Rythme

Allegro

Allegro embodies the beginning of life, a time of wonder and discovery, where everything still seems slow before gradually gaining speed. This first movement of a sonata reflects the gentleness and spontaneity of childhood, a tempo that begins peacefully before building in intensity. Allegro refers not only to music but also to that unique moment when every instant is a first time, an exploration of the world with curiosity and carefreeness.

Early Motions – Like a Suspended Note – Irregulars Intervals

Presto

Time slips away without warning. Presto embodies that lively cadence that runs through us, drives us, sometimes even overwhelms us. Here, everything moves fast — but never in haste. The elements interlace, broad and undulating forms trace a continuous, fluid, almost organic movement. It is tumult without chaos, momentum without collision.
The art of keeping pace without losing oneself, of turning speed into a dance rather than an escape. For living fast does not mean living less well — sometimes it means accessing a new clarity, an essential spontaneity. Rapidity becomes an aesthetic. A philosophy of movement. An order within effervescence.

Shifting Volumes – Ephemeral Lines – Resonance

Andante 

Andante settles in like a steady march, a calm breath that gives time its full depth. After the surge of Allegro and the effervescence of Presto, it offers balance, the perfectly structured harmony of rest.

The movement is controlled, the rhythm measured. It is true time, made of echoes and returns. An inner cadence that invites introspection, quiet wisdom, and the fullness of a moment fully lived.

Neither beginning nor end, Andante is the musical closure that opens the way to serenity—a just, regular chord that concludes Rythme, the score of the year.

Labyrinth – Harmony – Echo