Recordings 2004/2014 - Vol.1

Inventione Continua. (4min.version)

Recordings 2004/2014 - Vol.2

Trio Elegia (2min.version)

Rock Counterpoints (2min.version)

Bach's Ciaccona

Fantasia Onirica (1 min/Carlotta Nobile's Version)

Swing Piano (2min.version)

Born in Cassino, Italy, in 1978, classical guitarist and composer Emanuele C. Torrente graduated with honors at the Conservatory L. Cherubini in Florence with the Maestro Alfonso Borghese of the Andrès Segovia's school and pursued his specialization at the Scuola di Musica Di Fiesole, Italy.
Torrente has formed many musical collaborations in Europe, America and Asia throughout the years.
In 2013 he composes a cycle of six “English Songs”, lieders on texts by famous Anglo-American poets.
In December 2014 he releases “Recordings 2004-2014”, a collection crowning ten years of composing activity.
In September of 2015, Torrente is invited by the Città di Gesualdo to celebrate the reopening of the castle of Prince Carlo Gesualdo di Venosa to the public, four hundred years after his death. On this occasion, he delivers an inaugural address to the town about the future of the polyphonic music of Italian tradition and, with the aim of connecting such music to the German tradition, he composes a madrigal in five voices on the words of a poem by Herman Hesse.
In April 2016, “If music and sweet poetry agree” for solo flute and inspired by the poetry of William Shakespeare, is performed at the Coningsby Gallery in London.
In August 2016, he performs the world premiere of a transcription of the "English Songs" for flute and guitar in Poppi, Tuscany.
In September 2017 he publishes the updated edition of the "Jazz Suite" with Da Vinci Records in Osaka, Japan.