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Roberto Carnevale

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Roberto Carnevale (15 June 1966 is an Italian composer, pianist and conductor).

Born in Catania, he started studying piano at the age of seven under Pietro Cavalieri, later he studied under Roberto Bianco. He studied composition under Angela Giuffrida and Franco Donatoni, musicology under Salvatore Enrico Failla and conduction under Ferdinand Leitner. He took a Degree in Arts at the Catania University and he attended the Accademia Musicale Chigiana in Siena. He is professor of History of Music and Assistant Headmaster at the Catania Musical Institute Vincenzo Bellini, and Headmaster at the CEU. In 1988 he was awarded the international prize “Council of Europe” (Rome, Raffaello Hall). His composition have been played all over the world by famous musicians and orchestras (Claudia Antonelli, Giovanni Sollima, Marco Betta, Tonino Battista, Riccardo Risaliti, Aldo Bennici, Vera Beths, Henk Guittart, Graziella Concas, Giorgio Magnanensi, Daniel Schweitzer, Logos Ensemble, Octandre Ensemble, Ensemble Modern, Offerta Musicale Ensemble, Soloists of Santa Cecilia Academy, Soloists of Teatro La Fenice, Soloists of ORT, London Chamber Group, Ensemble Foriani, Ensemble Belliniano, West Chester University Orchestra, Amadeus Chamber Orchestra, Ploesti Philharmonic, Vilnius State Orchestra, etc.). His works was published by LIM, Suvini-Zerboni, NEN, Maimone Editore, CULC and he recorded with Carrara (Bergamo), Pongo Records (Paris), Suvini-Zerboni (Milan), CIMS (Palermo), Pagano Editore (Naples), Union-Records (New York), CD Classica (Florence), etc.

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