Giovanni Albini

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Born: 30 March 1982, Pavia (Italy)
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Opus Title [subtitle] Key Date
Suite
Suite Americana 2006
Chamber music
Duo transoceanico ?
String quartet no. 2 ?
Tecniche Miste — fuggendo da cliché minimali ?
Tre studi semplici per farsi ingannare dal tempo ?
Estensioni libere — di parti connesse 2005
Sei aperture nell’acqua 2005
String quartet no. 3 - Snowing L.A. 2006
Bagatella, dalla sonata K174 di Domenico Scarlatti 2007
Memorare 2007
Tutto bianco - omaggio a William Congdon 2007
Sonatina
Sonatine (1–3) 2005
Film music
Agoraphobia ?
La terribile Armata 2007
Electronic
Milano — New York (con scalo a Parigi) ?
Not (yet) classified
12 Studi Semplici 2006
Una teoria della prossimità 2006

Biography

Born on March 30th, 1982, Giovanni Albini studied Composition with Paul Glass and then at the Conservatory "G. Verdi" of Milan with Mario Garuti. He also followed courses, lectures and workshops by H. Lachenmann, E. Brusa, G. Manca, A. Smirnov, G. Giuliano, J. Casken and J. Weir. He composed music for ensemble, multimedia, festivals, theatre and short movies winner of international awards. His compositions and soundtracks won national and international composition prizes, and were executed and broadcasted in Italy, France, Spain, Lithuania, Scotland, Germany and Australia by international performers and orchestras (the Lithuanian National Symphony Orchestra, Orchestra Verdi di Milano, string quartet of the BBC SSO, Duo46, Concordia C(h)ordis, Giulio Tampalini, Antonella Gianese, Barrie Webb, Duo Bonfanti, ... ). Multimedia and short movies with his soundtracks have been played in dozens of galleries around Europe (ARCO - Madrid, Galleria Permanente - Milano, … ), and the italian radio channel "Radio CLASSica" broadcasted a monographical program dealing with him.

He also graduated in guitar with Maurizio Preda and studied with Betho Davezac. Recently a lecture was given about his guitar compositions during the "Darwin Guitar Festival 2005". His theoretical research, supported by his degree in Maths (with thesis "Musical Structures: an algebraic Point of View") is mainly about Mathematical Music Theory; he has given several lectures in conservatories, high schools and universities.

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