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
The hidden garden
for SATB a cappella choir
Poem by Giulio De Carlo
A person dissatisfied with his life wishes to be taken away by Music to wonderful worlds that he hopes will be...
Angele Dei
for SATTBB a cappella choir
Text from Liturgy
This is a joyful and solemn version of the very famous prayer "Angele Dei". You can perform...
Rorate coeli desuper
for SATB a cappella choir
Text from Liturgy
In this piece, I aimed to convey the anticipation of salvation from above, expressing a heartfelt...
Nunc Dimittis
for SATB a cappella choir
Text from Liturgy
Simeon, according to the Gospel of Luke, "was righteous and devout, looking for the consolation...
Secret talks between two lonely hearts
(Emperor Xuanzong dreams
of meeting Yang Guifei)
for SATB a cappella choir
Poem by Marianna De Carlo
I started composing this piece after I discovered the wonderful tale of the Emperor Xuanzong...
Flower crown
for Violin and Piano
This piece explores the relationship between two women: one young and one older. It reveals...
O Adonai
for SSA a cappella choir
Text from Liturgy
O Adonai ("O Lord") is the second of the major antiphons of Advent, on whose text I wrote this...
Flying in the night
for Alto Sax and Piano
This piece was inspired by a dream of flying swiftly over the city at night, initially constrained...
