"Da solo a molti" is built upon "Se San Sebastisno sapesse" (If Saint Sebastian knew), a solo for cello and arrows, manifesto of Tam Teatromusica, which revises Saint Sebastian's martyrdom with pathos and irony.

"Se San Sebastiano sapesse" was presented for the first time in 1984 and it is proposed again after 20 years completely untouched in order to reinstate the
up-to-date weight of its language and the strength of its message. As Sebastian sacrifices his life for not denying his faith in the same way Tam remains faithful to its artistic thinking and its poetics.

"Se San Sebastiano sapesse" inspired many other works written by the authors of the several Tam's generations. "Da solo a molti" is one of them.

Bodies and musical instruments become tangled, they provoke each other and get dazed in a continuos alternation between nature and artifice.