Carlotta Ferrari (b. 1975) is an Italian composer. She served as chair of music composition at Hebei Normal University in Shijiazhuang, China, and is currently adjunct professor of music composition at the European School of Economics in Florence, Italy.

Educated at the Conservatory in Milan in Danilo Lorenzini's class, she developed a personal language mixing the present and the past.
Notable works include Totentanz for organ 4 hands, performed in Milan during the 2004 edition of Abendmusicken festival; Giovanni della Croce, symphonic poem dedicated to french organist J.P. Imbert; the various choral works, performed in many occasions by famous italian ensembles; the cantata Giorno d'ira, written 2008 in memory of the victims of terrorism, performed in Como under the auspices of the president of Italy.

2007 and 2008 InFormeArmoniche concert tour, in which she wrote 12 piano pieces for 12 wooden sculptures by figurative artist Lux Bradanini.
2009 she wrote Il fiume di Claudio, for narrator and violins, upon a text by G.Benelli; the performance was dedicated to Claudio Magris for the celebrations of the writer's 70th birthday.
2013 Carlotta Ferrari had her debut in Asia, where Bruno-Valcepina piano duet performed her Operatic suite on Verdi's melodies all around China with great success.

2014 Debut in France with her composition Toccata sopra i pedali ut re mi fa sol la, performed by organist Luca Massaglia at Estivales d'Orgue de Carcassonne, and in Narbonne where violinist Marco Casazza performs her Dittico della morte for solo violin (world premiere).

Carlotta Ferrari's composition Campane won the second prize at 2013 edition of  “Sisì Frezza” competition for women composers. Her organ works, particularly appreciated in the Usa, have been performed by important American musicians such as the composer Emma Lou Diemer, Matthew McConnell, and Carson Cooman, who played her organ works in a Cd distributed by Kunaki.  Cooman, organist and composer, dedicated to her his 2014 piece Preghiera.
Her music was broadcast on WPRB radio, Princeton, USA.
Carlotta Ferrari is a member of Simc, Italian Society for Contemporary Music. She has published cds for NodoLibri and Sheva Collection and books for Centro Editoriale Toscano, Gruppo Editoriale L'Espresso and Noten Roehr, Germany. Her composition are subjected to creative commons licence, allowing their performance and diffusion all around the world (please visit her Imslp page).

Composer, orchestrator, arranger. Based in NYC, soul from the mountain west.

I am a composer, violinist, and pianist nested in NYC! I accept commissions for contemporary classical music, contact me for further inquiries via DM or Email at nb16h@my.fsu.edu. I love writing all types of chamber music, orchestral music, jazz combo music, and mixed media collaborations.

An accomplished electronic artist, guitarist and experimental cellist, Liberty's stylistically diverse music and soundscapes have provided the sonic environment for a variety of works across different art forms for more than three decades. This includes performance, film and installation involving collaborations and commissions with numerous artists and production companies. More recently, the study of music theory has engendered an emerging compositional practice investigating and intervening in the terrain between the performer and the ears of the listener. Their compositions engage both the digital and the analogue/organic seeking to explore and exploit the tension between them. The work is particularly engaged with what happens to sound between performance and amplification and the way each live performance becomes part of the composition.  Recent compositions (using the moniker  E.B.Kerr) have been selected and recorded by Veronique Serret, and Frantisek Brikcius. 
Recipient of 2023 Bundanon Artist in Residence Fellowship.

Commissions as composer/sound designer include numerous artists and production companies such as Serious Theatre Collective, Branch Nebula, Rakini Devi, DeQuincey Company, Liz Lea Dance, Urban Theatre Projects, Melbourne Workers Theatre, Film Australia, SBS, ABC, BBC, Belvoir St., Pact Youth Theatre, The Street Theatre, Akira Isogawa, Linda Luke, and Performance Space. Recently they performed with visual artist Nell at Mona Foma and Tina Havelock Stevens at Dark Mofo, Performance Space Live Works,  The Sub Station and Bleach Festival.  Solo electric guitar performance Cementa 2022.
Nominated for AMC art music award 2015

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