Oöphoi is the ambient music project of Gianluigi Gasparetti from Italy, commencing in 1995. Gasparetti uses traditional electronic instruments such as synthesisers and samplers, in addition to singing bowls, flutes, various percussion (woodchimes, stones, shells, crystal chimes) and processed voices. His music is recorded using analogue-only devices at The Kiva, his own studio, a 15th-century country house situated in central Italy. In 2002 he founded the experimental ambient group Nebula, along with Klaus Wiese, Mauro Malgrande, Lorenzo Pierobon and Tau Ceti.

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