Music

 

“In GALIAS, music is revelation — the audible form of the ineffable, where vibration becomes consciousness and beauty becomes truth.”

 

Within the vision of GALIAS – Galileo Art Society, music is not entertainment but revelation — the audible form of the invisible. It is the purest expression of consciousness, where vibration becomes meaning and resonance becomes awareness. In this horizon, every tone stands as a reflection of being itself, bridging the finite and the eternal. Guided by the philosophy of Integrated Solipsism, music at GALIAS unites creation and contemplation in a single act of recognition. Each composition or performance becomes a mirror through which the listener encounters the vibration that sustains all forms of life. The Society’s activities encompass both classical and contemporary creation, the world of Italian lutherie, and interdisciplinary projects linking sound with image, movement, and philosophy. Through exhibitions, concerts, and research, GALIAS affirms that beauty is not decoration but revelation — a way of knowing through resonance. Educational and archival initiatives further preserve this vision, safeguarding Italian musical heritage while fostering new forms of expression. Within the Nakagawa–Ciuffoletti Collection, music endures as a relic of resonance — a living dialogue between matter, spirit, and time. Music, for GALIAS, is neither composed nor performed: it appears.