Adriano Guarnieri

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Adriano Guarnieri (born September 10, 1947 in Sustante / Mantova ) is an Italian composer.

Guarnieri studied composition with Giacomo Manzoni and choral music with Tito Gotti at the Bologna Conservatory . He worked as the director of the Nuovo Ensemble "Bruno Maderna" in Florence . He later taught composition at the Conservatories of Florence, Pesaro and currently Milan .

In his compositions, Guarnieri often uses works by Pier Paolo Pasolini . Quare tristis , created in collaboration with Giovanni Raboni , was performed at the 1995 Venice Biennale . In 2003 he received the Franco Abbiati music critic's prize for his multimedia film opera Medea .

Works

  • Excerpts for eleven strings, 1974–77
  • Nafshi for flute and tape, 1975
  • L'art pour l'art? for string quartet, tape and eight instruments, 1976
  • Musica per un'azione immaginaria for wind quintet and tape, 1976
  • Farewell for flute and harp, 1978
  • Air (Trio n.2) for two violins and viola, 1978
  • Mystère for seven instruments, 1978
  • Recit (Trio n.1) for piano, viola and cello, 1978
  • Alia for orchestra, 1978
  • Insonora for viola, 1979
  • Poesia in forma di rosa for thirteen instruments, 1979
  • Arco for violin, 1979–80
  • Pierrot Pierrot! for flutes, celesta and percussion, 1980
  • Pierrot Suite for three chamber music groups, 1980
  • ... di sussulti e di tremori for piano and orchestra, 1982
  • Ein Lied an Gott for soprano, bass flute, two organs, percussion and chamber ensemble 1982
  • Arioso cantabile for flute, clarinet, piano and percussion, 1982
  • Le notti mie son roche di grida for flute and harp, 1982
  • Romance at night for cello and chamber music group, 1983
  • ... di un pastore errante for eight instruments, 1983
  • Pierrot Suite II for flute and sixteen instruments, 1984
  • E ... le ombre fuggano ... for two flutes, 1984
  • Sospeso d'incanto for piano, 1984
  • Concerto for violin and orchestra, 1985
  • Trionfo della notte. Preludio atto I , for nineteen instrumentalists 1985
  • "... il tubare della tortora ... non odi? ..." for soprano, percussion and orchestra, 1985
  • Trionfo della notte. Azione lirica according to Pasolini, 1985-86
  • Disteso for eight instruments, 1986
  • Passioni perse for flute and piano, 1986
  • Sospeso (Trio n.3) for flute, violin and piano, 1987
  • Parafrasi: 4ª scena di "Trionfo della notte" for two sopranos, tenor, flute, piano, percussion and cello, 1987
  • Romanza alla notte n.2 (Concerto II) for violin and orchestra, 1988
  • "Velato ... del nuovo mistero" for piano and four instrumental groups, 1988
  • "... dal nulla ... al nulla ..." (Trio n. 4) for bass clarinet and percussion, 1988
  • "... d'incanto!" for piano and tape loop, 1988
  • Piccola anima for speaker, soprano and seven instruments, 1988
  • "Oltre l'anima tua ..." (Homage to Mozart) for orchestra, 1989
  • "sull'isola della libertà ..." for two sopranos and twelve instruments, 1989
  • "Per Armando" for guitar, 1990
  • "perdo il futuro della tua grazia" (Trio n. 5) for soprano, speaker, flute, violin and percussion, 1990
  • Giustizia cara ... for three sopranos, tape and orchestra after Pasolini, 1990–91
  • Medea , film-opera based on Pier Paolo Pasolini, Euripides and Seneca , 1991
  • "... e per lunghi filamenti ..." (omaggio a WA Mozart nel bicentenario, 1991-92) for soprano, piano and thirteen instruments, 1991
  • "infinite Risonanze ... inquiete ..." for amplified guitar, tape and live electronics, 1992
  • "Elision" for twelve instruments, "Omaggio a Charles Ives", 1992
  • With mute for trombone, 1992
  • Preludio alla notte for flute, 1992
  • Trio n.6 (Omaggio a Camillo Togni nel 70º compleanno) for flute, violin and percussion, 1992
  • Il glicine for soprano, speaker, flute and violin, 1993
  • "per il sole ... per il cielo ... per il mare" for two sopranos and string quartet, 1993
  • Orfeo cantando ... tolse ... , 10 Azioni liriche, 1994
  • Medea Suite . 1995
  • Quare tristis for solos, female choir, two instrumental groups, two tubas and electronics, 1995
  • Resistancea 1995 for female voice, 1995

Award

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personal data
SURNAME Guarnieri, Adriano
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Italian composer
DATE OF BIRTH September 10, 1947
PLACE OF BIRTH Sustinent