Passion and melody, impetuousness and softness could be seen together in every piece, even consecutively, almost as if following the succession of human moods, one after the other.
Classic composition techniques, which were not part of Bisceglia's musical training, left room for spontaneity and improvisation of melodies. They were at times characterised by rather linear-structured and syncopated accompaniments and, at other times, virtuoso ones, all aimed at producing classic/pop musical pieces that were perfect in terms of providing relaxing and captivating music, imbued with a catchy melody and pure passion.
The nature of Bisceglia's musical style has made his pieces particularly suitable for musical scores for film and television programmes or for music accompaniments for promotional purposes, thanks to its lavish emotional influence and involvement.
