About me
I am a composer. I have been writing music since I was a boy.
Music is my life because, through it, I can express and convey everything that would be impossible to communicate to others with the words and gestures of everyday life.
Mission
I want people to have the opportunity to bring to life and give voice to the music that a contemporary composer like me wishes to share with the world.
In other words, my goal is to give space to the ideas and emotions of contemporary art.
Vision
I wish for those who perform my music to have a fulfilling experience.
Transmitting what I feel to the world is the most important thing to me, because I believe we live this life to be together and communicate with each other.
My music
My dear Life
for SATB with divisi, accompained by a string quartet
Poem by Charles Anthony Silvestri
The composition explores the power of life, revealing its warm light to someone who initially found it...
De profundis
for SATB choir and piano
Text from Liturgy
The Redemption is the end of a dialogue that takes place in the De Profundis with God...
Indigo vertigo
for SATB choir and Piano
Poem by Giulio De Carlo
The song is about the pain of all the people who lives a life that they don't feel as the...
Under the moon
for children's choir (SA) and Piano
Poem by Maruska Mauro
The journey of hope of a child fleeing his homeland on a boat to seek happiness elsewhere is told...
Angels we have heard on high
for SATB a cappella choir and two soloists
Text: Traditional French (English adaptation by James Chadwick)
Sulle vie della Pace
for SATB choir, Children’s choir,
piano and optional string quartet
Text from Isaiah 2, 3-5
The text of the composition, an adaptation of a passage from the prophet Isaiah on the...
Oceani Nuovi
for SATB a cappella choir
Poem by Elisa Gastaldon
The words of the text accompany us in a journey that from the fallen stars of the sky leads us to...
Da mi basia mille
for SATB choir and Piano
Text by Gaius Valerius Catullus
I had my inspiration from one of the most famous poems of Catullus. It reflects on how fleeting our existence is....
