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Foto-Musica Con Foto-Suoni”© E Lavori Con Elettronica Catalogo composizioni • Riccardo Piacentini 1 Gruppo A • “Foto-musica con foto-suoni”© e lavori con elettronica Tacerò lagnandomi (2018) per voce narrante, pianoforte multitasking e foto-suoni. Testi e drammaturgia di Sandro Cappelletto 9' Commissione di Musiche in Mostra. Principali esecuzioni: Torino 2018 (Musiche in Mostra, Borgo Medievale). Interpreti: Sandro Cappelletto e Riccardo Piacentini. Foto-songs su autoritratti non figurativi (2018) per foto-suoni 27' Commissione del Museo Giuseppe Scalvini di Desio – Monza. Sonorizzazione della mostra pittorica di Silvana Castellucchio al Museo Giuseppe Scalvini di Desio – Monza (inaugurazione il 24 marzo 2018). Principali esecuzioni: Desio – Monza 2018 (Villa Tittoni). Interpreti: Tiziana Scandaletti, Leonardo e Riccardo Piacentini. Hay choclos! (2018) A new bio-piece on tango father's “El choclo” for soprano, 3 voice ensemble and 11 amplified players, with Argentine and Uruguayan “foto-suoni” ad libitum (versione con foto-suoni) 11' Proprietà dell'autore. Commissione di MegaTON Production Belgrado. Principali esecuzioni: Belgrado 2018. Interpreti: Tiziana Scandaletti, ensemble diretto da Marcello Rota. Mix Gianduja (1991-2017) per supporto audio-digitale con foto-suoni 49' Commissione del Museo Gianduja di Grugliasco. Sonorizzazione del Museo Gianduja di Grugliasco dal 22 ottobre al 21 novembre 2017. Principali esecuzioni: Grugliasco – Torino 2017 (Musiche in Mostra). Interpreti: Massimiliano Genot, Alberto Jona, Laura Oreni, Rocco Parisi, Tiziana Scandaletti. Danilo Girardi, primo mix delle registrazioni. Foto-songs dagli scioglilingua del mondo (2017) per foto-suoni Durata: ca. 3' l'uno. Proprietà dell'autore. Estratto dalla sonorizzazione della mostra pittorica “Kliki-haki” di Milan Rašla tenutasi all'Accademia Albertina di Torino tra il 30 ottobre e il 13 ottobre 2016. Interpreti: Milan Rasla, Valentina Chiola, Yang Xiaoning, Yigit Aydin. Incisione su CD a cura di Rive-Gauche Concerti (Torino 2016). Foto-songs dalle strade del mondo (2017) per foto-suoni Durata: ca. 3' l'uno. Proprietà dell'autore. Principali esecuzioni: Cassano Magnago – Varese 2017 (Villa Oliva), Milano 2018 (Festival 5 Giornate, Museo del Novecento), St. Mary's City 2018 (St. Mary's College of Maryland), Baltimora 2018 (UMBC University of Maryland in Baltimore County), San Francisco 2018, Kuala Lumpur 2018, Yangon 2018, Waterloo-Toronto 2018 (Maureen Forrester Hall), Haverford-Filadelfia 2018 (Robert Marshall Auditorium). Interpreti: vari. Foto-songs dal mare (2016) per foto-suoni Durata: ca. 3' l'uno. Proprietà dell'autore. Principali esecuzioni: Colonia 2016, Wiesbaden 2016. Interpreti: vari. Catalogo composizioni • Riccardo Piacentini 2 Gruppo A • “Foto-musica con foto-suoni”© e lavori con elettronica Kliki-haki for Milan Rašla (2016) 7 scioglilingua per 7 esecutori con foto-suoni e piedi Durata: ca. 8'. M.Z.Q. Edizioni Musicali Il brano raccoglie 7 scioglilingua da 7 Paesi del mondo (I. Slovacchia, II. Indonesia, III. Italia (Abruzzo), IV. Mongolia, V. Cina, VI. Turchia). Sonorizzazione della mostra pittorica “Kliki-haki” di Milan Rašla tenutasi all'Accademia Albertina di Torino tra il 30 ottobre e il 13 ottobre 2016. Principali esecuzioni: Torino 2016 (Accademia Albertina, sotto forma di sonorizzazione della mostra “Kliki-Haki” di Milan Rašla), Roma 2017 (Accademia Filarmonica Romana) Interpreti: Ensemble Pentarte di Roma diretto da Stefano Cucci (Bianca Maria Fiorito ottavino, Fabio Sepe clarinetto, Guglielmo Cetto sax, Fiorela Asqueri e Flavia Di Tomasso violino, Lorenzo Sbaraglia viola, Emanuela Zanghi violoncello, Massimiliano Favel contrabbasso, Edoardo Mariotti percussioni). Incisione su CD a cura dell'etichetta Lead Records (Roma, M.Z.Q. Edizioni Musicali 2017). Foto-songs in miniera (2016) per foto-suoni Durata: ca. 3' l'uno. Proprietà dell'autore. Interpreti: vari. Foto-songs dai luoghi di culto del mondo (2016) per foto-suoni Durata: ca. 4' l'uno. Proprietà dell'autore. Principali esecuzioni: Monaco di Baviera 2017 (IIC), Camino al Tagliamento – Udine 2017 (Festival Camino Controcorrente), Torino 2017 (Auditorium Vivaldi della Biblioteca Nazionale), Forlì 2017 (Festival Area Sismica), Capua 2017 (Autunno Musicale), Milano 2017 (Spazio Classica), Alghero 2018 (Musica d'estate al Chiostro di San Francesco). Interpreti: vari. Aimez quand on vous aime! (2016) per pianoforte e foto-suoni Durata: 5'. Proprietà dell'autore. Principali esecuzioni: Maracay 2016, Caracas 2016, Città del Guatemala 2016, San Paolo 2016 (Teatro de São Bento e Teatro de São Pedro), Cagliari 2016 (Festival Inaudita), Algeri 2016 (Auditorium della Radio Algeriénne), Hong Kong 2016 (Y Theatre), Tokyo 2016 (Auditorium Umberto Agnelli), Nara 2016 (Auditorium Askishino Ongakudo, Nara Arts Festival), Maccagno – Varese 2017 (I Concerti dell'Auditorium), San Teodoro – Sassari 2017 (VI Festival Internazionale “Musica in crescendo”), Voghera 2018 (I Pomeriggi Musicali al Museo Storico Beccari), Torino 2018 (Auditorium Vivaldi della Biblioteca Nazionale). Interpreti: Riccardo Piacentini. Foto-suoni del Re Spiro (2015) per supporto audio-digitale, su testi originali del compositore. Voci di Sonia Grandis e Tiziana Scandaletti Durata: 28'. Proprietà dell'autore. Commissione del chitarrista Andrea Monarda. Parte dei foto-suoni di “Nove favole del Re Spiro”, eseguibile separatamente. Principali esecuzioni: Cassano Magnago–Varese 2016 (es. parziale), Grugliasco-Torino 2016 (Villa Boriglione, Parco Culturale Le Serre), Torino 2017 (Corde pizzicate), Milano 2018 (Conservatorio, Musica Maestri!). Interpreti: regia del suono a cura di Ori Jedlowski (Cassano Magnago-Varese 2016), Riccardo Piacentini (Grugliasco-Torino 2016, Torino 2017). Catalogo composizioni • Riccardo Piacentini 3 Gruppo A • “Foto-musica con foto-suoni”© e lavori con elettronica Nove favole del Re Spiro (2015) per chitarrista danzante e foto-suoni, su testi originali del compositore. Voci di Sonia Grandis e Tiziana Scandaletti Durata: 28'. Edizioni Curci (EC 11961, Milano 2016). Commissione del chitarrista Andrea Monarda. Eseguibile anche con danzatore. Principali esecuzioni: Cassano Magnago–Varese 2016 (es. parziale), Grugliasco-Torino 2016 (Villa Boriglione, Parco Culturale Le Serre), Torino 2017 (Corde pizzicate). Interpreti: Andrea Monarda, Ori Jedlowski con Marek Jason Isleib, Alessandro Deiana. Di terra e di fuoco (3ª parte di Foto-suoni per Paraloup) (2015) per pianoforte e foto-suoni di terra e di fuoco, su registrazioni effettuate nella borgata partigiana di Paraloup Durata: 4'. Proprietà dell'autore. Commissione di Rive-Gauche Concerti. Principali esecuzioni: Riva presso Chieri 2015 (Museo del Paesaggio Sonoro, Palazzo Grosso), Genova 2015 (Accademia Ligustica), Palermo 2015 (Cantieri Culturali alla Zisa – Goethe- Institut) Interpreti: Riccardo Piacentini. Tan-go! (2015) per violino amplificato e foto-suoni Durata: 7'. Proprietà dell'autore. Commissione del Festival MiTo. Principali esecuzioni: Torino 2015 (Festival MiTo), Pistoia 2016 (Amici della Musica), Alba 2016 (Alba Music Festival), Trapani 2017 (Amici della Musica), Rovereto 2017 (Sala Filarmonica), Nonantola - Modena 2017 (Amici della Musica). Interpreti: Maurizio Cadossi, Andrea Bordonali, Daniela Cammarano, con Davide Vendramin e Riccardo Piacentini (per la versione con bandoneon e pianoforte). Foto-suoni per Paraloup (2ª parte) (2014) per pianoforte e foto-suoni di acqua e di vento, su registrazioni effettuate nella borgata partigiana di Paraloup Durata: 6'. Commissione di Rive-Gauche Concerti. Principali esecuzioni: Cuneo (Nuovissima Festival) 2014, Paraloup-Cuneo (Festival Torino e le Alpi) 2015, Genova 2015 (Accademia Ligustica). Interpreti: Riccardo Piacentini. Foto-suoni per Paraloup (1ª parte) (2014) per pianoforte e foto-suoni, su documenti sonori raccolti da Nuto Revelli Durata: 6'. Commissione di Rive-Gauche Concerti. Principali esecuzioni: Torino (Festival Antidogma) 2014, Paraloup-Cuneo 2014, Cuneo (Nuovissima Festival) 2014, Paraloup-Cuneo (Festival Torino e le Alpi) 2015. Interpreti: Riccardo Piacentini. Catalogo composizioni • Riccardo Piacentini 4 Gruppo A • “Foto-musica con foto-suoni”© e lavori con elettronica À la vie (2014) per pianoforte (uno o due esecutori), video-proiezioni ad libitum e foto-suoni. Su due opere pittoriche di Kazimir Malevic (“L'Aviatore”, 1914) e Umberto Boccioni (“Dinamismo di una testa d'uomo”, 1914), testi di Rainer Maria Rilke liberamente tratti dalle “Elegie duinesi” (1912-1922). Durata: 15'. Edizioni Curci (EC 11861, Milano 2015). Brano in due parti eseguibili anche separatamente, purché entrambe all'interno del medesimo programma. Principali esecuzioni: Vancouver 2014 (Pyatt Hall della Vancouver Symphony Orchestra), Portland 2014 (Lincoln Recital Hall), San Francisco 2014 (IIC), San Pietroburgo 2014 (Conservatorio), Mosca 2014 (Museo Glinka), Vienna 2014 (IIC), Zagabria 2014 (Ganz Novi Festival), Amsterdam 2014 (Conservatorium), Cagliari 2014 (Winter Festival di Spazio Musica), Budapest 2014 (Sala Giuseppe Verdi dell'IIC), Torino 2014 (Accademia Albertina), Helsinki 2015 (Temppeliaukion Kirkko), Seveso – Milano 2015 (Accademia Musicale Marziali), Bratislava 2015 (Academy for Performing Arts), Trapani 2015 (Amici della Musica), Hong Kong 2015 (Y Theatre), Pechino 2015 (IIC), Strasburgo 2015 (Festival de Musique Contemporaine de l'Istituto Italiano di Cultura), Singapore 2015 (The Arts House), Jakarta 2015 (IIC), Bangkok 2015 (Arts and Culture Centre), Palermo 2015 (Cantieri Culturali alla Zisa – Goethe Institut), Padova 2016 (Teatro Verdi), Sanremo
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