Interview with Massimiliano Viel
[ITA – English below] Massimiliano Viel è compositore, musicista e ricercatore. Ha collaborato con ensemble, orchestre, teatri e con compositori come K.Stockhausen e L.Berio, in concerti, eventi e tour europei ed extraeuropei. Oltre alla realizzazione di partiture per strumenti acustici ed elettronici, dallo strumento solista alla grande orchestra, si è interessato alla relazione tra musica e le altre forme espressive, realizzando performance e installazioni in stretto contatto con il teatro, le arti visive e la danza.
E’ autore di libri e articoli in ambito musicologico e didattico. È inoltre titolare di cattedra presso il Conservatorio di Bolzano e PhD researcher presso il Planetary Collegium T-Node dell’Università di Plymouth, Inghilterra.
[ENG] Massimiliano Viel is a composer, musician and researcher. He collaborated with ensembles, orchestras, theaters, with composers such as K.Stockhausen and L.Berio in concerts, performances and tours in Europe and outside. Besides the production of scores for acoustic and electronic instruments, from solo works to orchestral pieces, he developed his artistic path around the relationship between music and other media, realizing performances and installations in close contact with theatre, visual arts and dance.
He has written books and articles in the field of musicology and music education.
He is a tenured professor at the Conservatory of Bolzano, Italy and a PhD researcher at the Planetary Collegium T-Node, University of Plymouth, UK.
FiveWordsForTheFuture - Aug 30, 2014 | Innovation, Interview, Society, Video, Visions
Tagged | identity, memory, music, mystery, number, parameter
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