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Naissance Dans La Province D'imperia: Luciano Berio, Claudio Scajola, Edmondo de Amicis, Mario Bava, Léonard de Port-Maurice, Fabio Fognini (French Edition) Members of the European Academy of Sciences and Arts: Jane Goodall, Charles K. Kao, Krzysztof Penderecki, Pierre Boulez, Luciano Berio Juilliard School Faculty: Luciano Berio, Milton Babbitt, Itzhak Perlman, Christopher Durang, Elliott Carter, John Houseman, Tony Kushner Epifanie (1959-61). [For mezzo-soprano and orchestra. Words by M. Proust, B. Brecht, A. Machado, J. Joyce and C. Simon.] Revisione 1965, etc. < Partitura. > by Luciano Berio, 1969 People From the Province of Imperia: Luciano Berio, Carlo Amoretti, Mario Bava, Giovanni Domenico Cassini, Pasquale Anfossi, Claudio Scajola Accademia Nazionale Di Santa Cecilia Faculty: Luciano Berio, Ottorino Respighi, Franco Donatoni, Alfredo Casella, Antonio Cotogni Hochschullehrer (Kalifornien): Luciano Berio, Kenneth Starr, Kevin B. MacDonald, William Lane Craig, Bertil van Boer, Vern Leroy Bullough (German Edition) What I think about: Luciano Berio's new ending for Puccini's Turandot.: An article from: Opera Canada by Stuart Hamilton, 2002-09-22 Luciano Berio- Entretiens Avec Rossana Dalmonte (Musiques & Musiciens) by Luciano Berio, Rossana Dalmonte, 1983 Biography - Berio, Luciano (1925-2003): An article from: Contemporary Authors Online by Gale Reference Team, 2005-01-01 Hochschullehrer (Juilliard School): Luciano Berio, Peter Schickele, Vincent Persichetti, John Weaver, Elliott Carter, William Schuman (German Edition) Compositeur Italien de Musique Classique de La Période Contemporaine: Giacomo Manzoni, Luciano Berio, Andrea Molino, Ludovico Einaudi (French Edition) Luciano Berio.(Critical Essay): An article from: Notes by Judy Lochhead, 2000-09-01 Sequenza IXb for Alto Saxophone by Luciano Berio, 1980

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21. John Fowler - Luciano Berio Portrait And Biography
    luciano berio was born in Oneglia, Italy. After studies with Ghedini at the Milan Conservatory, he worked for the Italian Broadcasting  
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    Extractions: Luciano Berio was born in Oneglia, Italy. After studies with Ghedini at the Milan Conservatory, he worked for the Italian Broadcasting Corporation from 1953 until 1960, when he founded the Studio di Fonologia and directed a concert series under its name. He has taught in America at Tanglewood, Mills College and Harvard University, and in Europe at Darmstadt and Dartington; from 1965 to 1971 he was a member of the composition faculty of the Juilliard School in New York. He ran the electro-acoustic department of IRCAM in Paris until 1980; in 1981 he founded tempo Reale, an institute for new music, in Florence. In 1982 he became Musical Director of the newly founded Regional Orchestra of Tuscany. In 1984 he was Artistic Director of the Maggio Musicale in Florence. In 1988 he became an Honorary Member of the Royal Academy of Music, London. He has also been awarded the prestigious Siemens Prize.

22. Luciano Berio Biography
    luciano berio BIOGRAPHY. luciano berio Born 24 October, 1925 Oneglia, Italy This section of Eyeneer Music Archives is currently  
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23. Joyce - Music: Luciano Berio
    Bronze by Gold is a site devoted to exploring musical works based on James Joyce. This section features luciano berio. luciano berio.  
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    Extractions: One of Italy's greatest avant-garde composers, Luciano Berio was born in 1925 to a musical family that eagerly guided him into the world of composition. He studied at Milan until 1951, and then set upon a long career of living alternately in Italy and the United States, studying under various modernist masters and forging his own unique style. In 1950 he married American singer Cathy Berberian, and many of his pieces are written for her voice. From 1955 to 1960, he directed the "Studio di Fonologia Musicale," a center for electronic music which he and Bruno Maderna had founded at RAI (Italian Radio). After another decade of living in America, he returned to Italy and founded "Centro Tempo Reale," an institute for music research which drew together musicians and computer science experts in order to advance and explore new forms of composition. Of the same generation as Cage, Boulez and Stockhausen, Berio pioneered modernism in music and the use of electronics to explore new musical frontiers. He employed a myriad of idioms and techniques during his long and prolific career, specializing in works for the voice, "chance" music, serialism, electronic music, and most famously, a series of virtuoso solo pieces called "Sequenzia." Berio was also fascinated with literature, particularly twentieth century modernism and postmodernism. Italo Calvino wrote the text for two of Berio's stage works, and his work in Italian radio led him to a friendship with Umberto Eco. It was perhaps only natural that he should turn to Joyce and Beckett for musical inspiration.

24. Les Compositeurs : Luciano Berio
    Compositeur de musique contemporaine. Biographie, liste des oeuvres, discographie et bibliographie.  
    http://www.cdmc.asso.fr/html/compositeurs/bio/a_c/berio.htm

25. Berio, Luciano
    Biographical data, recommended CDs, books and sheet music, bibliography, and links to biographical essays from Dr. Estrella's Incredibly Abridged Dictionary of Composers.  
    http://stevenestrella.com/composers/composerfiles/berioliving.html

26. WQXR: Classical Music Scene
    Musical biography with education and influences, work in serialism, electronic music, and opera, and summary list of works from the Grove Concise Dictionary of Music entry at WQXR radio.  
    http://www.wqxr.com/cgi-bin/iowa/cla/learning/grove.html?record=975

27. Berio, Luciano (1925 - )
    berio, luciano (1925 ). luciano berio occupies a leading position in 20th century music, a pioneer in the use of electronic and  
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    Extractions: Luciano Berio occupies a leading position in 20th century music, a pioneer in the use of electronic and avant-garde techniques of composition. He was married for some years to Cathy Berberian, a singer well known for her performances of contemporary music. Instrumental Music Berio's works include a series of nine compositions under the title Sequenza for a series of solo instruments, some of them the basis of later elaboration. Vocal Music A number of vocal works were written for Berio's wife, Cathy Berberian. These include Circles, a setting of poems by E.E. Cummings and Sequenza III.

28. Luciano Berio
    Biography, discography.  
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29. TEMPO REALE - Index -
    Centro di ricerca, produzione e didattica musicale legata alle nuove tecnologie fondato da luciano berio. Nel sito le iniziative svolte.  
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30. Berio, Luciano
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31. Berio, Luciano
    Pronunciation Key. berio, luciano , 19252003, Italian composer, b were none; The death of the avantgarde composer luciano berio has left a void at the heart of Italian music  
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    Extractions: Berio, Luciano [l OO O O Pronunciation Key Berio, Luciano , Italian composer, b. Oneglia. After studying at the Milan Conservatory and working as a coach and conductor in Italian opera houses, Berio was introduced in 1952 to serial music by Luigi Dallapiccola , and a nondoctrinaire serialism subsequently pervaded his music. In 1954, he began working in electronic music at Milan Radio with Bruno Maderna , and founded the Studio di Fonologia Musicale, an important electronic music center. Despite the uncompromising modernism of his innovative and analytically avant-garde compositions, their richly sensuous sound colorings and dramatic power made them popular with concert audiences. Among Berio's many works are Circles

32. Musica Classica - Classical Music - Klassische Musik - Karadar Bertoldi Ensemble
    Karadar Dictionary entry with life, works, related composer links, and illustrations.  
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    Extractions: In 1955 he founded, together with his friend Bruno Maderna, the studio of phonology of the RAI in Milan, where Luigi Nono soon joined them. This was the era of the first electro-acoustic discoveries (Thema / Omaggio a Joyce, 1958, and Allez-Hop, based on a text by Calvino, 1959). Berio confirmed his reputation as a pioneer, an explorer. Between 1960 and 1972, he gave many classes in Darmstadt, Darlington, at Mill's College, at Harvard, at The Juilliard School, and at Columbia University. At the same time, he was becoming interested in rock and folk music, devoting essays to these forms, and frequently mingling them with his own compositions. The decade produced such works as Visage (The Face), Passagio, Folk Songs (1964, first version), Laborintus II, the Sequenza series: works which seem impregnated with all living forms.

33. Luciano Berio : Biographie - Médiathèque De L'Ircam © 2004
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34. Universal Edition Music Publisher
    luciano berio. About the Music. The past as future luciano berio. Music Clips. berio, luciano Sequenza III. berio, luciano - Sinfonia III. Labelinfo. Music Pages.  
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35. Luciano Berio
    Biography with works and links from the 20th Century Music Composers pages at Emory University.  
    http://www.emory.edu/MUSIC/ARNOLD/berio.html

36. Universal Edition Music Publisher
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37. ON CLASSICAL. Luciano Berio Biography
    Short biography by Alessandro Simonetto, links to music.  
    http://www.kunstderfuge.com/bios/berio.html
    
    Extractions: The Kunst der Fuge / On Classical collection with thousands of free classical audio files in MIDI (most) and MP3/WMA formats (live and studio recordings by our featured artists)! Main page MIDI MP3/WMA Biographies Fugue theory and lists: 16th c. and previous 17th c. 18th c. 19th c. ... Share with friends! Last updating: Oneglia (now Imperia) 1925 - Rome 2003 Portrait MIDI and MP3/WMA files With Bruno Maderna, Berio is one of the founders of the Centro di Fonologia Musicale of Italian Radio Rai in Milano (1954), which was born in the fervent atmosphere of the post-war period not long after those in Cologne and Paris. Luciano Berio was formed by the Conservatory of Milan under Ghedini, and in the United States under Dallapiccola. Ha kept courses of composition in Darmstadt, Darlington (Summer School), California (Mills College), and at the Harvard University and Juilliard School in New York (1965-71); he also worked at the Columbia University. In 1975 he was head of a department of IRCAM in Paris. The use of electronic music ("Thema", "Différences", "Momenti", "Visage") influenced the study of traditional music produced by Berio which can be seen in the wide range of sound resources he uses, in the means of communication and the variation of musical languages he uses, drawing often from Folk and pop music (see Beatles).

38. Luciano Berio
    T, he Living Composers Project. berio, luciano (b. October 24, 1925, Oneglia now Imperia d. May 27, 2003, Rome). Renowned Italian  
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    Extractions: T he Living Composers Project Berio Luciano (b. October 24, 1925, Oneglia [now Imperia] - d. May 27, 2003, Rome). Renowned Italian composer of stage, orchestral, chamber, choral, vocal, piano, and electroacoustic works that have been performed very successfully across the world, and that have been widely recorded. Mr. Berio studied initially with his grandfather Adolfo and father Ernesto, who were both organists and composers, and he quickly developed an interest in the piano. In 1944, he was summoned for military service, and suffered a hand injury that ended his career as a pianist. After the war, he studied counterpoint with Giulio Cesare Paribeni and composition with Giorgio Federico Ghedini at the Conservatorio Giuseppe Verdi in Milan from 1946-51, followed by a Koussevitzky Foundation scholarship, which allowed him to receive lessons in serialism from Luigi Dallapiccola at Tanglewood in 1952. Also in 1952, he was in attendance at the first American concert of electronic music, given in New York by Otto Luening and Vladimir Ussachevsky. In 1953, with Bruno Maderna, he founded the Studio di fonologia musicale at Milan Radio for electronic music, and he was its director until 1959. Also with Maderna, he founded the avant-garde journal Incontri Musicali , and from 1956-59 was both its editor and the organizer of the same-named concert series.

39. Luciano Berio 70th Birthday Celebration
    Article about the festivities, the artists involved, and the works played.  
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40. Nuova Pagina
    Translate this page luciano berio. (n. 1925). La vida de luciano berio. Nacido en 1925 en una familia de tradición musical, su primer profesor fue su padre.  
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    Extractions: Nacido en 1925 en una familia de tradición musical, su primer profesor fue su padre. Despues estudió en el Conservatorio de Milán, composición con Paribene y Ghedini , y dirección de orquesta con Votto e Giulini. También estudió con Dallapicolla quien le influenciará decisivamente. En 1955 funda, junto con su amigo Bruno Maderna el estudio de fonología de la RAI en Milán, al que pronto se uniría Luigi Nono Es el momento de las primeras composiciones electroacústicas (Thema/Omaggio a Joyce, 1958, y Allez-Hop, basado en un texto de Italo Calvino, 1959): Berio fue fundamentalmente un pionero, un explorador. Entre 1960 y 1972 estuvo frecuentemente en Darmstadt, Darlington, Harvard, en la Juilliard y en la Universidad de Columbia. Al mismo tiempo realizaba estudios sobre la música étnica y folclórica; es el periodo de composiciones muy famosas como "Visage", "Passagio", "Folk Songs" (1964, primera versión), "Laborintus II", la larga y afortunada serie de "Sequenze". Berio estudio constantemente las posibilidades expresivas de la voz humana: conoce a Cathy Berberian en los años 70, iniciando una intensa y duradera colaboración.

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