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[[File:Gorli.jpg|right|200px|Sandro Gorli, Italian composer]]
'''Sàndro Gòrli''' (June 19, 1948 [[Como]]) – Italian composer, conductor, teacher.
'''Sàndro Gòrli''' (born 19 June 1948 in [[Como]]) – Italian composer, conductor, teacher.
The author of "Requiem" for mixed choir a Cappella, written specially for the well-known choir [[La Chapelle Royale]].
The author of "[[Requiem]]" for mixed choir a Cappella, written specially for the well-known choir [[La Chapelle Royale]].
This composition was included in the Treasury<ref>{{cite web | url = http://www.requiemsurvey.org/composers.php?id=350 | title = Sandro Gorli and his "Requiem"}}</ref> of choral [[Authenticity in art|authentic]] music.
This composition was included in the Treasury<ref>{{cite web | url = http://www.requiemsurvey.org/composers.php?id=350 | title = Sandro Gorli and his "Requiem"}}</ref> of choral [[Authenticity in art|authentic]] music.
From 1990 to 1998 – the principal conductor of the [[ELISION Ensemble]] in [[Melbourne]] (Australia).
From 1990 to 1998 – the principal conductor of the [[ELISION Ensemble]] in [[Melbourne]] (Australia).
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=== Youth ===
=== Youth ===
Sandro Gorli was born in the beautiful Italian city of [[Como]] June 19, 1948.
Sandro Gorli was born in the Italian city of [[Como]] on 19 June 1948.
Admiring the beautiful views of this small Italian town Sandro Gorli decided to practice architecture.
Admiring the beautiful views of this small Italian town Sandro Gorli decided to practice architecture.
He entered and graduated from a University course in architecture in [[Milan]], but the thirst for music was stronger.
He entered and graduated from a University course in architecture in [[Milan]], but the thirst for music was stronger.
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Sandro Gorli reveals himself organizational skills in 1977 and establishes still existing "Divertimento" Ensemble.
Sandro Gorli reveals himself organizational skills in 1977 and establishes still existing "Divertimento" Ensemble.
The purpose of this group is the promotion of contemporary music, especially classical music in the style of [[modernism]].
The purpose of this group is the promotion of contemporary music, especially classical music in the style of [[modernism]].
[[File:Gorli 2.jpg|left|150px|Sandro Gorli and "Divertimento" Ensemble]]


=== Performing arts ===
=== Performing arts ===
Since 1990 Sandro Gorli carry out the role of a conductor working tirelessly with two teams – the "Divertimento" ensemble<ref>{{cite web | url = http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w19xSVrMN3o | title = Sandro Gorli and "Divertimento" Ensemble}}</ref> and [[ELISION Ensemble]]. Also him accompanies success in work on the invitation. He conducted the "Orchestra Sinfonica Siciliana" in [[Palermo]] (premiere "Low Simphony" by [[Philip Glass]]), he makes recording music by [[Bruno Maderna]] with "Orchestra Sinfonica di [[Milano]] [[Giuseppe Verdi]]".
Since 1990 Sandro Gorli has carried out the role of a conductor working tirelessly with two teams – the "Divertimento" ensemble<ref>{{cite web | url = https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w19xSVrMN3o | title = Sandro Gorli and "Divertimento" Ensemble| website = [[YouTube]]}}</ref> and [[ELISION Ensemble]]. Also him accompanies success in work on the invitation. He conducted the "Orchestra Sinfonica Siciliana" in [[Palermo]] (premiere "Low Simphony" by [[Philip Glass]]), he makes recording music by [[Bruno Maderna]] with "Orchestra Sinfonica di [[Milano]] [[Giuseppe Verdi]]".
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To date, Sandro Gorli already recorded more than 14 full length CD with music from [[Classical music | classical]] to [[modernism]], in the genre of which he excelled himself.
To date, Sandro Gorli already recorded more than 14 full-length CDs with music from [[Classical music|classical]] to [[modernism]], in the genre of which he excelled himself.


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* "Super flumina" for oboe, viola and orchestra
* "Super flumina" for oboe, viola and orchestra
* "Le due sorgenti" for chamber orchestra
* "Le due sorgenti" for chamber orchestra
* "Requiem" in memory of Nathalia Mefano for [[Authenticity in art|authentic]] chorus [[La Chapelle Royale]]<ref>{{cite web | url = http://www.vilarmonia.com/ | title = Virtual International Philharmonic}}</ref>
* "Requiem" in memory of Nathalia Mefano for [[Authenticity in art|authentic]] chorus [[La Chapelle Royale]]<ref>{{cite web | url = http://www.vilarmonia.com/ | title = Virtual International Philharmonic | url-status = dead | archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20140526044209/http://www.vilarmonia.com/ | archivedate = 2014-05-26 }}</ref>
[[File:S Gorli Requem Finale Padre Padre Padre.ogg|thumb|"Requiem" by Sandro Gorli (fragment) Finale. Padre, Padre]]
* Opera "Solo"
* Opera "Solo"
* Opera "Le mal de lune" (debuted in [[Colmar]] and [[Strasbourg]] in 1994)
* Opera "Le mal de lune" (debuted in [[Colmar]] and [[Strasbourg]] in 1994)
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== Links ==
== Links ==
* [http://www.sandrogorli.it/ENG.html Biography of Sandro Gorli]
* [http://www.sandrogorli.it/ENG.html Biography of Sandro Gorli]
* [http://www.vilarmonia.com Music Events online, Listen, Comment, Compose]
* [https://web.archive.org/web/20140526044209/http://www.vilarmonia.com/ Music Events online, Listen, Comment, Compose]
* [http://www.elision.org.au/ELISION_Ensemble/ELISION.html ELISION Ensemble]
* [https://web.archive.org/web/20140606090225/http://www.elision.org.au/ELISION_Ensemble/ELISION.html ELISION Ensemble]


==Notes==
==Notes==
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Latest revision as of 16:51, 6 February 2024

Sàndro Gòrli (born 19 June 1948 in Como) – Italian composer, conductor, teacher. The author of "Requiem" for mixed choir a Cappella, written specially for the well-known choir La Chapelle Royale. This composition was included in the Treasury[1] of choral authentic music. From 1990 to 1998 – the principal conductor of the ELISION Ensemble in Melbourne (Australia).

Biography[edit]

Youth[edit]

Sandro Gorli was born in the Italian city of Como on 19 June 1948. Admiring the beautiful views of this small Italian town Sandro Gorli decided to practice architecture. He entered and graduated from a University course in architecture in Milan, but the thirst for music was stronger. So he was studying composition with the renowned Italian composer and teacher Franco Donatoni, which, in particular, was a teacher of modern Finnish composer and conductor Esa-Pekka Salonen. As a result, he received higher education in music – composition class, and piano class.

Sandro Gorli also conducts research in the field of phonology and cooperates with Phonology Studio at the Radiotelevision of Italy (RAI) in Milan. In the process of its work on the RAI he meets with musicians from the RAI National Symphony Orchestra and he liked conduct the orchestra. First Sandro Gorli studying this art directly in Milan, then at the invitation of Hans Swarowsky he moved to Vienna and becomes highly skilled conductor.

Sandro Gorli reveals himself organizational skills in 1977 and establishes still existing "Divertimento" Ensemble. The purpose of this group is the promotion of contemporary music, especially classical music in the style of modernism.

Performing arts[edit]

Since 1990 Sandro Gorli has carried out the role of a conductor working tirelessly with two teams – the "Divertimento" ensemble[2] and ELISION Ensemble. Also him accompanies success in work on the invitation. He conducted the "Orchestra Sinfonica Siciliana" in Palermo (premiere "Low Simphony" by Philip Glass), he makes recording music by Bruno Maderna with "Orchestra Sinfonica di Milano Giuseppe Verdi".

To date, Sandro Gorli already recorded more than 14 full-length CDs with music from classical to modernism, in the genre of which he excelled himself.

Composition[edit]

Sandro Gorli is one of the few contemporary composers that have large orders, in particular, he was commissioned to write music by Milan Radiotelevision (RAI,1973), French Ministry of Culture (1979, 1983, 1984, 1989, 1994), The Italian foreign Ministry (1987), Radio France (1981 and 1988) and other prominent customers.

Among the recognized creations Sandro Gorli includes:

  • "Me – Ti", by order of Bruno Maderna for the RAI National Symphony Orchestra of radio and television in Milan
  • "Chimera la luce" for the vocal sextet, piano, chorus and orchestra
  • "Il bambino perduto" for orchestra
  • String Quartet
  • "Super flumina" for oboe, viola and orchestra
  • "Le due sorgenti" for chamber orchestra
  • "Requiem" in memory of Nathalia Mefano for authentic chorus La Chapelle Royale[3]
  • Opera "Solo"
  • Opera "Le mal de lune" (debuted in Colmar and Strasbourg in 1994)

Award[edit]

  • European Award 1985 for the Opera "Solo" for musical theatre

Links[edit]

Notes[edit]

  1. ^ "Sandro Gorli and his "Requiem"".
  2. ^ "Sandro Gorli and "Divertimento" Ensemble". YouTube.
  3. ^ "Virtual International Philharmonic". Archived from the original on 2014-05-26.
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