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GIOVANNI DETTORI, composer |
| Un Mondo Silenzioso at Torino 2006 On February 24th 2006, on the occasion of Winter Olympic Games' celebrations (right after the Curling male final) Un Mondo Silenzioso was performed in Pinerolo (TO, Italy). |
| Un Mondo Silenzioso suite performed in China This is the beauty of the Internet: cellist Pu Zhou and guitarist Chao Guo listened to Un Mondo Silenzioso suite downloading it from this site and decided to study it. On december 26th 2005 they performed it publicly in Haidian district in Beijing, China. |
| 3° Internationalen Kompositionswettbewerbs "Zeitgenossiche Kammermusik fur Kinder und Jugendliche" 1. Preis: Mei-Ling Lee (Taiwan/USA), String Quartet 2. Preis: Stefan Beyer (Deutschland), Blaserquintett 3. Preis: Giovanni Dettori (Italien), Ostinato fur Klaviertrio The winning pieces were performed on March 5th 2005 in Leipzig (Musikschule J.S. Bach, Kurt Masur Saal) and on March 6th 2005 in Dresden (Kulturrathaus). |
| CONDUCTING In November 2004 Giovanni Dettori conducted the choir Polifonica 10 in Teatro Dal Verme of Milan. They performed music by Orlando Di Lasso and Hans Leo Hassler.
He conducts string quintets for performances of his theater works (Platea, SucchiaManzo).
In 1998 Giovanni Dettori conducted three performances of Pergolesi's Serva Padrona in Teatro Olmetto of Milan. |
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| GUITAR Giovanni Dettori has developed a personal 'jazzy' and rather 'rough' technique that mixes plectrum and fingers with the right hand and legato playing with the left hand. Lately he is mainly performing with Paolo Gigliotti (piano/guitar duo) and with The Lounge Tree project. |
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SAMPLER Giovanni Dettori used to perform live with his sampler, sometimes alone (Autoritratto kitsch), sometimes together with traditional instruments (in a theater version of Strauss's Enoch Arden and in improvisiation happenings), other times with an actor (La Salsiccia and other experimental pieces with Giovanni De Giorgi). |
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| MUZAK First there was Amenophis with Vincenzo Culotta, Diego De Ferrari, Beppe Ferrara, Giovanni Pepe. Then there were Musica per la danza, Loops and some other things... Now some music for documentaries, promotional videos, theater shows, very few jingles... |
