for tenor saxophone and trombone 

commissioned and performed by Duo Signal 

Alejandro Oliván López - saxophone 
Adrián Albaladejo Díaz - trombone

Noot Noot !! for tenor sax and trombone

Kronos In Fabula 4 Massimo Massimi 20 10 2019

Live performance on 13.11.2021 in Naples (Italy)

Vincenzo Meriani, violin
Francesco Venga, viola
Matteo Parisi, cello

Piece performed as part of the Natural Stories project

In collaboration with the Association, the Atrium of the Thirty-three
With the support of the MIC and the Campania Region (law 6/2007)

Tra le petraie d'un greto (2021) - for string trio

Germinazioni (2019-20).
Composer: Matteo Tundo
Performed by Marina Boselli.

Recorded at Casa della Musica San Michele (https://cdmsanmichele.com). 
Sound engineer: Davide Martini. 
04 February 2022.

In this composition I wanted to explore the sonic possibilities of the euphonium, immediately presenting different musical figures that quickly alternate them selves in the first bars of the piece. I treated these figures as seeds: only a few of them will germinate in the evolutionary structure of the composition, they will develop and strengthen.
The insertion of an external element, which acts as a "virus", destroy the progress of the structure, imposing itself as a dominant element and causing a change in the evolutionary history of the piece.

Germinazioni, for euphonium (2019-20)

This piece is inspired by the memories left by Iceland, In Reykjavik's seaside, everything is gray and blue in color, and a flock of local Puffin birds are fluttering their wings on the sea surface.
The sound of the wind blowing from the north, the echo of the flapping wings, the whole city was plunged into greyish blue.

Flutter in Greyish Blue-for solo harp [2021]

Marcelo González, basset horn
Ramón Gardella, drum set
Estreno 
Buenos Aires, Julio de 2022

Dúo, for basset horn and drum set

Live Recording 28.06.2022

Auditorium E. Morricone - Parco della Musica - Roma

Teatro studio Borgna

"Continuo instabile" Concert

Jacopo Petrucci, piano

Giuseppe Silvi, Mix and recording

Da dove (2022) -  for prepared piano and electronics

Reciso (binaural)

Khamsin (2023) for ensemble
Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia - Roma

Ensemble 900
Conductor: Pasquale Corrado

Live recording on October 5 2023 
Sala Sinopoli, Auditorium Parco della Musica - Roma

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=04crAeqHrnk

Khamsin (2023) - for ensemble

Video: youtu.be/njICuprb_Kc

This work presents musical settings of five letters by the British art nouveau illustrator Aubrey Beardsley. The letters were sent to friends during the final year of Beardsley's life before his death from tuberculosis at the age of 25.

Performers:
Daniel Moody (countertenor) 
Miki Sawada (piano)
Thomas Feng (piano secondo)

Videography: Four/Ten Media

This project was generously supported by Princeton Sound Kitchen and the Department of Music at Princeton University. The performance was filmed in Princeton in June 2019.

II. To André Raffalovich, Bournemouth, March 1897

Anna D'Errico - piano
Arrigoni String Orchestra
Pasquale Corrado - conductor

Recorded on November 23rd 2020, San Vito Musica Contemporanea, Auditorium H. Zotti, San Vito al Tagliamento (PN)

Editing by Maurilio Cacciatore

Acá (2020) -  for piano and string orchestra

Daniele Vulpiani was born in Rome in 1989 and started  his music studies at the age of ten.

In 2012 he graduated in philosophy, at the University of “Roma Tre”, with a thesis in musical aesthetics titled “The myth of Orpheus and the origin of melodrama, the Euridice by Jacopo Peri and the Orpheus by Claudio Monteverdi”.

He studied composition with Marialuisa Balza in Rome (PIMS) and with Daniele Bravi at the Conservatory “U.Giordano” in Foggia, where he graduated in 2017. He then studied with Ivan Fedele at the “Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia”, obtaining his diploma in 2022. At the same institution, he studied electronic music with Michelangelo Lupone.

He also enhanced his studying experiences attending masterclasses with Mauro Lanza, Francesca Verunelli, Marco Stroppa, Stefano Gervasoni, Eero Hämeenniemi, Carlo Boccadoro, Simone Movio, Luca Lombardi and Derek Bermel.

Daniele's musical ideas are connected with philosophy, studies on perception and in particular with architecture.

Remarkable ensembles and soloists who have performed his music include Quatuor Diotima, Concrète [Lab] Ensemble, Blow Up Percussion, Echéa Quartet, Kuopio Symphony Orchestra's Brass, Quartetto Sincronie, Arrigoni String Orchestra and Ensemble Novecento conducted by Pasquale Corrado, Duo Dubois, the pianists Anna D'Errico, Maurizio Paciariello, the harpsichordist Davide Cicconi, the euphonist Marina Boselli, the cellist Helena Švigelj, the saxophonist Alberto Napolitano and the flutists Keiko Murakami, Renata Guzik and Iwona Glinka.

His music is published by Stradivarius Edizioni (Milan) and Da Vinci Publishing (Osaka).

Daniele's works have been performed in festivals and venues such as Impuls Festival (Graz), Miso Music Portugal (Lisbon), Auditorium E. Morricone - Parco della Musica (Rome), Festival ArteScienza (Rome), Teatro Politeama Garibaldi (Palermo), Castello Sforzesco (Milan), Kaivos-festivaali (Outokumpu), Španski Borci Cultural Center (Ljubliana), An Art Artistry (Athens), Narnia Festival (Narni), Teatro Concordia (San Marino), Festival Spazio Freon (Rome), San Vito Musica Contemporanea (Pordenone), Festival Rumore Bianco (Foggia), concert seasons of the Pontifical Institute of Sacred Music (Rome) and broadcasted by Radio Classica and Radio Cemat.

He won the first prize at the VI International Competition “SIMM 2021 – nuove musiche per clavicembalo” (Milan), the second prize (first prize not assigned) at the “2021 Busan Maru International Music Festival Composition Competition” (Busan, KR), and the third prize at the “ICU International Composers Contest” (Odessa).

Acá (2020) - for piano and string orchestra

Daniele Vulpiani

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