Chamber music

Saxophone

Giorgio Colombo Taccani
PRELUDIO ALL'EQUINOZIO for baritone saxophone and cello (2022)
EDIZIONI SUVINI ZERBONI - MILANO
Duo Tubi & Corde (Marco Bonetti, baritone saxophone - Guido Boselli, cello
Live recording, 22.03.2023 - Festival 5 Giornate, Milano
More at www.colombotaccani.it/preludioallequinozio.html

"Preludio all'equinozio" for baritone saxophone and cello (2022)

Giorgio Colombo Taccani
EN SOLEDAD  for clarinet, alto saxophone, piano, violin and cello  (2002)
EDIZIONI SUVINI ZERBONI - MILANO
Ensemble Cosmos 21 - Carlos Gálan, conductor
More at www.colombotaccani.it/en_soledad.html

"En Soledad" for clarinet, alto saxophone, piano, violin and cello (2002)

Giorgio Colombo Taccani WATCHER for six instruments (2012/13)
dedicated to: Ensemble Sentieri selvaggi
EDIZIONI SUVINI ZERBONI - MILANO
Sentieri selvaggi conducted by Carlo Boccadoro
More at www.colombotaccani.it/watcher.html

"Watcher" for six instruments (2012/13)

Giorgio Colombo Taccani  GIARDINI D'INVERNO  for two violins (2015)
dedicated to: Verena Rojc e Stefano Furini
EDIZIONI SUVINI ZERBONI - MILANO
Stefano Furini and Verena Rojc, violins
More at www.colombotaccani.it/giardinidinverno.html

"Giardini d'inverno" for two violins (2015)

Giorgio Colombo Taccani WINKLER for six instruments (2016)
dedicated to: Ensemble Sentieri selvaggi
EDIZIONI SUVINI ZERBONI - MILANO
Ensemble "Sentieri selvaggi" conducted by Carlo Boccadoro
More at www.colombotaccani.it/winkler.html

"Winkler" for six instruments (2016)

Giorgio Colombo Taccani TERZO QUARTETTO (1995/96)
dedicated to: Quartetto "Paolo Borciani"
EDIZIONI SUVINI ZERBONI - MILANO

Quartetto "Paolo Borciani"

Vn I: Fulvio Luciani
Vn II: Elena Ponzoni
Vla: Roberto Tarenzi
Vlc: Claudia Ravetto

More at www.colombotaccani.it/quartetto.html

"Terzo Quartetto" (1995/96)

Giorgio Colombo Taccani IL RACCONTO DELL'ASSALTO (2015)
dedicated to: "Nyky Trio"
EDIZIONI SUVINI ZERBONI - MILANO

"Nyky Trio"
Andrea Biagini, flute
Michele Bianchini, alto saxophone
Simone Nocchi, piano 

More at www.colombotaccani.it/ilraccontodellassalto.html

"Il racconto dell'assalto" for flute, alto saxophone and piano (2015)

Giorgio Colombo Taccani LECTIO BREVIS for alto saxophone (2017/18)
dedicato a / dedicated to: Eugenio Colombo
EDIZIONI SUVINI ZERBONI - MILANO
Eugenio Colombo, alto saxophone
More at www.colombotaccani.it/lectiobrevis.html

"Lectio brevis" for alto saxophone (2017/18)

Giorgio Colombo Taccani UNSTABLE PORTRAIT OF A.S. for tenor saxophone and piano(2016)
dedicato a / dedicated to: Andreas Van Zoelen
EDIZIONI SUVINI ZERBONI - MILANO
Andreas Van Zoelen, tenor saxophone
Ladislav Fanzowitz, piano
More at www.colombotaccani.it/portrait.html

"Unstable Portrait Of A. S." for tenor saxophone and piano (2016)

Giorgio Colombo Taccani was born in Milan in 1961. He pursued a classical education, graduating from the University of Milan with a thesis in Music History devoted to Bruno Maderna's Hyperion.
At the same time he also studied music, earning a degree in Piano and in Composition at the "G. Verdi" Conservatory in Milan, studying with Pippo Molino and Azio Corghi. He subsequently earned a diploma from the two-year advanced program in Composition taught by Franco Donatoni at the Santa Cecilia Academy of Rome, where he won a S.I.A.E. fellowship; he also took advanced courses with Azio Corghi and György Ligeti and in 1995 was chosen to attend a Summer workshop organized by IRCAM and dedicated to electronic music.
Colombo Taccani's music has won awards and honorable mentions in competitions of both national and international scope, has been regularly presented in concert seasons and music Festivals, has been broadcast by National Radios, and is published by Edizioni Suvini Zerboni, Milan.
Since 1991 to 2001 he has been working with electronic music at AGON acustica informatica musica. 
He assisted Azio Corghi during the advanced course of Composition at the "A. Toscanini" Academy in Parma. Since 1992 to 1999 he taught Composition at the "Civica Scuola di Musica" in Milan. 
Since 2005 he collaborates with the Conducting course (that focuses primarily on contemporary repertoire) taught by Giorgio Bernasconi and Arturo Tamayo at the Conservatorio della Svizzera Italiana, Lugano.
He teaches Composition at the G. Verdi Conservatory in Turin. 