MARIANO DI NUNZIO – TRUMPET
Maria Clara Medina2018-10-24T12:48:45+01:00
Di Nunzio Mariano born in Naples on 27/07/1969 – Trumpet player, composer, arranger and teacher
He graduated in trumpet in 1988 at the Conservatory of S. Pietro a Majella in Naples.
From 1988 to 1990 he participated as a musician in various theatrical works, collaborating with various actors, directors and Neapolitan musicians including Antonio Casagrande, Eugenio Bennato, Sergio Solli, Bruno Colella, Carlo Buccirosso, Maurizio Casagrande and others.
From 1992-1994 participates in the television broadcast of R.A.I. “Naples before and after” with the permanent Orchestra of the Neapolitan song “Giuseppe Anepeta”.
In 1992 he began his professional activity in the jazz field winning some scholarships issued by the EEC for the courses of high Professional Qualification for Jazz musicians at the Siena Jazz Association “National Academy of Jazz”. He took part in the most important festivals on the national territory including: Siena Jazz, Clusone jazz, Roccella jonica, Pescara jazz, Barga jazz, jazz festival in Florence and many others. He has played with Italian and foreign musicians: (B. Tommaso, G. Gazzani, R. De Simone, P. Fresu, M. Tamburini, Caliri, M. Sannini, M. Raja, M. Grossi, P. Tonolo, D. Fusi, F. Castri, G. Trovesi, R. Migliardi, Fioravanti, G. Schiaffini, E. Colombo, R. Fassi, and many others from the Italian scene; among the foreigners J. Newton, P. Erskine, J. Taylor, P. Daniellson, K. Wheeler) both in small formation and in orchestra.
From 1992 to 1997 he played with the Italian Youth Jazz Orchestra, directed by the Masters Bruno Tommaso, Giancarlo Gazzani, Mario Raja and the American flutist James Newton. With the same orchestra performed a tour with the trio of Peter Erskine (John Taylor and Palle Daniellson), participating in some of the most important musical events on the national territory.
In 1996 he took part of the “Amedia Ætas” Orchestra of Maestro Roberto De Simone
In 1997 he composed the original music for the theatrical comedy “Miles Gloriosus” by Plauto, directed by Maria C. Massari.
He has about 9 CDs of which 6 in his name.
Projects from 1996 to date as a leader and co-leader:
1996 Co-leader – “Il Volo di Lindbergh”, engraved the CD Kurt Weill with the label La Carrozze Rcords
2000 Leader – Mariano Di Nunzio trio barracina – records the CD barracina with the label La Carrozze Rcords
2005 Leader – Mariano Di Nunzio XQuartet -includes the “Suite For Quartet” CD with the label Splasc (h) records
2010 Leader – Mariano Di Nunzio trio barracina +2 – recording the “Sonata a 3 + 2” CD with the label DODICILUNE
2014 Co-leader – AlmostModern3 – records the CD “AlmostMdern with the label MarDin Records
2017 Leader – Mariano Di Nunzio Walking Quartet records the CD “DAY BYDAY” with the label MarDin Records
2008 Publishes the book “First approach to jazz improvisation” DRYCASTLE edition
He took part as a teacher during workshops:
In 1999 he teaches the “Training Course for Composition and Performance of Music for the Theater
(TUSCANY REGION – EEC – SIENA).
2007 -08 -ACCADEMIA UNIKA Teacher for the 1st and 2nd edition of the “Ba.Si. Jazz Workshops “taking care of the teaching programs of the following subjects: jazz trumpet, improvisation techniques for singers and winds, ensemble music, music theory and ear training.
2013 to 2017 “Senesi Seminars of September – for the 4th – 5th – 6th – 7th – 8th edition” Kind Of Blue “September
He currently lives in Siena and plays concerts as a leader of sound projects and as a sideman with various training.
He teaches jazz trumpet, ensemble music and ear training at the “PRE – ACCADEMIC COURSES”. He is a teacher of ear training and ensemble music at the S.J.U. “SIENA JAZZ UNIVERSITY” (1st level Academic Diploma) at the Siena Jazz Association, National Academy of Jazz.
A 2018 winner of a Royal Philharmonic Society Composition Prize, Chia-Ying LIN is a Taiwanese composer whose works have been performed in Taiwan, the UK, Finland, Italy, Hungary, Switzerland, Greece and South Korea. Her works have earned international recognitions since 2015, including a third prize at the International Jean Sibelius Composition Competition (Finland)
Matteo Dentellato is president of the Il Trillo School of Music, vice president of Florence International Music services, and director of the Il Trillo Corea Italian Music School. With a diploma in classical piano, Maestro Dentellato perfected his studies while working with prestigious musicians at the Conservatory “Morlacchi” of Perugia in their “International Musical Interpretation” program, studying under Maestro Guido Agosti. Matteo also took part in the “Composition and Analysis of Modern Music” program at the music school of Fiesole, studying under Maestro Sylvano Bussotti. At the Music Academy of Pescara, under Maestro Franco Donatoni, he studied “Modern Composition” and shortly thereafter headed to Paris to complete various seminars in electronic music through IRCAM. He was chosen to record a concert for R.A.I. television as a promising young pianist. In the field of contemporary and electronic music, Matteo has performed in numerous concerts for theatre and dance. As the director of the Centro Cultura Contemporanea of Florence, Matteo was asked to compose music for an installation project of young artists from Berlin. Aside from performance, Matteo specializes in music education and has taken part in numerous courses on new teaching methods for children. He utilizes these skills during informative courses which enlighten the relationship between children’s literature and music. His work in this field has been presented at the Palazzo delle Esposizioni in Rome and at the Teatro Comunale in Florence. Matteo Dentellato has created and produced, with Maria Clara Medina, various educational music theater projects for children that are presented in public and private schools. He is an artistic director for the Florence International Music Festival and Flautisti in Festa.
He was born in Malvagna on October 24, 1958 and resides in Florence.
Born in Florence, Maria Costanza Nocentini studied with Suzanne Danco and graduated “cum laude” at the G. B. Martini Conservatory of Bologna. After her diploma she took part in a Mozart project managed by Claudio Desderi making her debuts in the roles of Despina in Così fan tutte, Susanna in Le nozze di Figaro and Zerlina in Don Giovanni.
