Performed by Ensemble intercontemporain, conducted by Matthias Pintscher
Recorded live at Cité de la Musique, Paris on March 30th 2017

Vayehi erev vayehi boker(2017) for ensemble

A hug to die
(for 8 musicians)

Inspired by the play "The Pillowman", of the contemporary playwright Martin McDonagh.

Ensemble Intercontemporain
Dylan Corlay direction
Megaron - Athens Concert Hall

A hug to die (2023)

Text by Cesare Pavese

Abagael Cheng, Sandrine Schau, soprano
Louis Tiemann, tenor
Lovisa Ehrenkrona, Minchae Kim, violin
Rebecca Miller, Nicholas Algot Swensen, viola
Lexie Krakowski, Tom Pickles, cello
Anssi Karttunen, conductor

Live recording, CREATIVE DIALOGUE FRANCE 2023
Saint Florent le Vieil 27.8.2023
Editing and mastering, Roberto Terelle

Sfoghi incendi di nubi, for vocal trio and string sextet (2023)

Ensemble Modern, Oluzayo Festival Cologne, May 30th 2023

Michele Sanna -The Factory Of Illusions (2023)

Filidei, Francesco - I Giardini Di Vilnius

'ànemos : MYRA' (2023), for orchestra

Residentie Orkest

Conducted by Michal Nesterowicz

Commissioned by Residentie Orkest

Recorded by Cees Oosterhuis

Premiered on 10th of November 2023 in Concertzaal Amare, Den Haag

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‘MYRA’ is part of a cycle named ànemos ; ànemos in greek language means wind. In ancient Greece the sea was named after the volume of the wind. Greeks distinguished twelve different kinds of wind based on the volume of each wind’. 'Myra’ represents the 3rd level. The entire cycle, 'ànemos' which includes solo, ensemble, vocal, orchestral, and electronic works in terms of instrumentation, investigates the formation and existence of sonic visibilities, posing the question of how we can perceive a background sound as a foreground and vice versa. The compositional intensions of this miniature is to transmit the volume of the specific wind level, as well as to create a world of concrete materials that co-exist and interact because of their own intense individual plasticity of their unique sounds.

ànemos - MYRA :: 2023

Innumerevoli Volte, Improvvisi Tracolli (2023) - for soprano and ensemble

Commissioned and performed by Syntax Ensemble
Conductor: Pasquale Corrado
Lyrics: Gemma Bracco

Live recording on October 13 2023
Auditorium San Fedele, Milano

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7mKjhCVHrAo

Innumerevoli Volte, Improvvisi Tracolli (2023) - for soprano and ensemble

https://www.stefanogervasoni.net/index.asp?page=catalogue&id=136&cat=vocal

for: mixed choir
detailed instrumentation: S.A.T.B. (at least 24 singers)
duration: 12'
commission: FIMS Fribourg - Festival International de Musiques Sacrées
first performance: 6.7.2024, Fribourg, Eglise du Collège St-Michel, Nederiands Kamerkoor, Peter Dijkstra (conductor)
publisher: Ricordi
catalogue number: 142824

The World Grown Dark (2024) - NKK, Peter Dijkstra - live, FIMS Fribourg 6.7.24

Segni di passaggio (2023) for string quartet


Arsenal-Jean-Marie-Rausch - Cité musicale-Metz 
Académie Diotima édition 2025
Concert de restitution

Live performance at 14.02.2025

Quatuor Sol 

Capucine de Bellefroid 
Julie Brau
Iris de Sousa
Léo Lena

Segni di passaggio (2023)

Segni di passaggio (2023) for string quartet

sull'essere angeli

Italian Composer
Born in Naples, Italy, in 1987, he studied piano and composition at the Conservatories of Naples and Salerno under Antonio Traverso and Giancarlo Turaccio. He continued his compositional studies at the State University of Music and Performing Arts Stuttgart (HMDK) with Marco Stroppa, and at the Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia in Rome with Ivan Fedele and Michelangelo Lupone, specializing also in electronic music. He was awarded the Goffredo Petrassi scholarship, granted by the President of the Italian Republic for outstanding academic and artistic achievements.
Throughout his education, he had the opportunity to engage with renowned composers such as Helmut Lachenmann, Salvatore Sciarrino, Tristan Murail, and others. His works have been performed by prestigious ensembles and orchestras including the Deutsche Radio Philharmonie, the KLK string orchestra of Lviv, Ensemble Neue Musik, and many distinguished soloists.
He has received numerous international awards, including the Théodore Gouvy Prize in 2023 and first prize at the “A. Schnittke” competition in 2019. In 2022, he released his first monographic album, Solo and Chamber Music, with Aulicus Classics. In 2023, he founded Ensemble Theia, based in Salerno, where he serves as artistic director.
His works are published by TEM – Taukay Musical Edition, Edizioni Stradivarius, and since 2023 by Edizioni Suvini Zerboni. He currently teaches Composition at the “U. Giordano” Conservatory in Foggia. 
Additionally, he holds a Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, earned in 2019.

Segni di passaggio (2023) for string quartet

Pasquale Punzo