"Virtual Sound "

a textbook on Sound Synthesis and Signal Processing. Italian and american versions available

 

from the movie Al Nur(The Light)

by S.Di Domenico, G.Latini, M.Rovetto music by Alessandro Cipriani and Nour Eddine Fatty distributed by RAI TRADE

 

"Al Nur"

a CD of electroacoustic music by Cipriani with oral tradition musicians of various cultures and a trilogy on religious chant: islamic, jewish and gregorian

 

News 2008

 

CD

ELETTRONICA ITALIANA Vol. 2

Including:
IN MEMORY OF A RECORDER
by Alessandro Cipriani
for tape

available at
http://www.halidon.it/details.php?nb=8032732535385

 

DVD

The double DVD (multichannel Audio DVD / Video DVD)
[re] rethink remake rework represent reconsider remix replay



released on Everglade Records is available

Multichannel and intermedia pieces by:

Stephen Vitiello, Benjamin Broening, Mark Applebaum, Scanner, Kristine H.Burns, Matthew McCabe, Ricardo Climent, Mason Bates

and...
AQUA SAPIENTIAE/ANGELUS DOMINI
by Alessandro Cipriani
dolby surround 5.1 version
available at www.cdemusic.org

 

PERFORMANCES

17 JUNE ROME TEATRO PALLADIUM

"AQUA SAPIENTIAE / ANGELUS DOMINI"

NEW 11.0 tape version for acousmonium (INA GRM)

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5 JULY RAVENNA FESTIVAL

EDISON STUDIO - LIVE SOUNDTRACK FOR THE SILENT MOVIE "INFERNO" (1911)

WORLD PREMIERE

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INTERNATIONAL COMPUTER MUSIC CONFERENCE

24-29 AUGUST

"BI MA (DEVOID OF SELF) FOR METAL PERCUSSION, VOICE DAF AND ELECTRONICS

performer MAHAMMAD GHAVI HELM

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15 DECEMBER ROME PARCO DELLA MUSICA AUDITORIUM TEATRO STUDIO

EDISON STUDIO - LIVE SOUNDTRACK FOR THE SILENT MOVIE "INFERNO" (1911)

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16 DECEMBER L'AQUILA CINEMA MASSIMO

EDISON STUDIO - LIVE SOUNDTRACK FOR THE SILENT MOVIE "INFERNO" (1911)

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CIPRIANI'S PIECES ON ITUNES MUSIC STORE

 

6 Pieces from the Album "Al Nur" are now available on iTunes Music Store

Jasminb
Voice, oud, percussion: Nour-EddineFatty
Violin: Jamal Alouassini

Into The Light
Er-Hu: Song Fei
Gu-Zheng: Fan Wei Qing
Chinese Virtuosi


Al Nur (La Luce)
Voice: Nour-Eddine Fatty
Zarb, Daf: Mohsen Kasirossafar


Aqua Sapientiae / Angelus Domini
Voice: Giacomo Baroffio
Voice: Maurizio Verde


Mimaa 'Makim
Voice: Laure Gilbert
Udu: Benjamin Chadabe

Net
Udu: Benjamin Chadabe
Ghayta: Nour-Eddine Fatty
Band: Letatlin


 

PUBLISHED ARTICLES

Cipriani A., Latini G., 2008. “Global/Local Issues in Electroacoustic Music for the Cinema of the Real: a Case Study”
in Organised Sound 13/2, Cambridge University Press

Cipriani A., 2007. "Riccardo Bianchini and Electronic Music" in
Musica/Tecnologia n.1, Firenze, Università degli Studi di Firenze -(bilingual publication)

 

 

CD

Zarbing

L.Ceccarelli, De Zarb à Daf
A.Cipriani, Bi Ma (Devoid of Self)
F.Cifariello Ciardi, Altri Passaggi
M.Cardi, Alba

Mahammad Ghavi Helm,
zarb, daf, voice and metal percussion

CD LFDL 18401 & RTP 0090
(2006)
Produced by Edison Studio for
La Frontiera e RAI Trade
Total Duration: 58:34
available at
:
www.cnimusic.it/zarbing.htm

 

 

The CD is divided into four episodes in all of which there is an encounter between electronic technology and the internationally renowned master of percussion, Mahammad Ghavi Helm, who plays these ancient drums. A Persian who now resides in France, Ghavi Helm is one of the greatest interpreters of the modern renaissance of the zarb, following in the footsteps of the great Ostad Hosein Téhrani.

This attempt to understand an ancient tradition through a modern approach might seem to be a superficial exercise in bringing irreconcilable opposites together, but in fact it offers an opportunity for us to open the doors of music and penetrate into the truths that are hidden within the drum and that we – as westerners – have a pressing need to rediscover and to experience once again.

The use of electronics in music represents in one respect the triumph of the artificial, but it also has a precious counterpart, which is the rediscovery of nature and a new technological approach to it. Electronics now allows us not only bring the ear closer to the musical sound, but to enter into its very structure and to experience it intimately, listening to and deciphering its secrets and the fantastic history enclosed within it. The last three pieces are based on poems by Jalal ad-Din Rumi, the Persian poet and founding father of Sufism, a charismatic mystic who lived in the 13th century.

 

Alessandro Cipriani

 
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