Reel#

First work from a series of miniatures dedicated to the visual artist Bertrand Lavier.

Beaunotte Nevada

Second work from a series of miniatures dedicated to the visual artist Bertrand Lavier.

Baft III

Fourth work from a series of miniatures dedicated to the visual artist Bertrand Lavier.

La Bocca Bosch

Flavin 3x3

Tannhäuser

Sandback

Omaggio a Piero Gilardi. Solo suoni di sintesi.

Tappeto Natura

Sympathetic Resonance

Although very short this piece took several months of work. It is in fact my second attempt to create exclusively synthetic music that reproduces an acoustic scenario in the most minute detail, with a hyper-realistic perspective.
The visual suggestion comes from Edward Hopper's 1923 oil on canvas named Railroad Crossing.

Railroad Crossing

A concrete music inspired by Arman's accumulations.

Storage (Cork)

Sound Texture #41

Composer, Guitarist and Professor at Conservatory of Music in Sassari, Italy.

Born in Tagliacozzo, Italy (1978) Walter Cianciusi graduated in guitar from the Conservatory Alfredo Casella - L'Aquila and in law from La Sapienza University - Rome. 
He also graduated summa cum laude in electronic music under the guidance of Michelangelo Lupone, attending specialization courses taught by Henri Pousseur, Sylvano Bussotti, Mauricio Kagel, James Dashow and Curtis Roads.

Cianciusi's compositions have been performed in several locations around the world, including Cardiff (UK), Manchester (UK), Portland (Oregon - US), New York (US), Austin (Texas - US), Baltimore (Maryland - US), Cuernavaca (Mexico), Rome (Italy), Zurich (Switzerland), Regensburg (Germany), Miami (Florida - US), L’Aquila (Italy).

His work is mainly published by Bèrben Edition, nowadays distributed by Edizioni Curci, Milano.

As interpreter Cianciusi produced the electronics for several contemporary compositions, including the world première of the piece Texture by Aldo Clementi (Rome, Musica-Scienza 2005) as well as the algorithms for the installation Musica In Forma by Michelangelo Lupone (Belgrade 2008).

In 2005 Cianciusi was selected to publish an essay as one of eleven other contemporary "New Fluxus" artists who are seen to 'inhabit the site of Fluxus, developing and interpreting the Fluxus tradition in a new way' in a special double issue of the journal Visible Language on Fluxus. The double issue was developed by Owen Smith and Ken Friedman and published through the Rhode Island School of Design. 

Cianciusi contributed to the production of many music and art events, including performances by Riccardo Muti, Ennio Morricone, Andrea Bocelli, Lang Lang, Salvatore Sciarrino, Peter Bosch & Simone Simons, Georges Aperghis, Mario Bertoncini, Dieter Schnebel, Larry Austin and many others.

Walter Cianciusi

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