About
Composer, sound artist, mallets designer
Carlo Elia Praderio (Varese, 1993) is an Italian composer and sound artist. His interest in plastic and performing arts has deeply influenced his musical approach based on the physical contact between performer and instrument, and the friction between the sound-bodies which actively traverse living space and time.
He studied composition at the Conservatory of Milan with G. Manca (110/110 summa cum laude and Menzione Speciale Rancati) and at CNSM Paris with S. Gervasoni, Y. Maresz, L. Naon, G, Lorieux (Mention Très Bien à l’unanimité avec félicitations du jury and Prix de composition de la Fondation Salabert 2021).
Agenda
Agenda
11 March 2023
Philharmonie de Paris, FR
NeW WOrk
for six instruments - WP
Commissioned by Ensemble Multilatérale and Philharmonie de Paris
6 May 2022
Märkisches Museum Witten, DE
indurre
for 10 instruments (2019) - Live premiere
IEMA Ensemble 2021/22 at Newcomer Konzert,
Wittener Tage für neue Kammermusik
26 March 2022
Altes Pfandhaus, Köln, DE
sorgenti
version for saxophone, timpani and piano (2022) - WP
Trio Abstrakt at EDGES
12 January 2022
Brick 5
Wien, AU
Graffiocielo
for four instruments (2020)
Airborne Extended at PRISM
14 October 2021
Conservatorio di Mantova, IT
focolai
for five instruments (2019)
Ensemble Suono Giallo at Mantova Musica del XXI Secolo
23 September 2021
Conservatoire de Paris, FR
Dirupo
for 21 instruments (2021) - WP
Ensemble Multilatérale and Léo Warynski at Prix de composition
Carlo Elia Praderio received the “Prix de composition la Fondation Salabert 2021” for “Dirupo”, for 21 instruments. The piece was premiered by the ensemble Multilatérale conducted by Léo Warynski, the 23th September 2021, for the “Prix de composition” of Conservatoire de Paris.
Catalogue
In progress, solo, chamber music, ensemble, orchestra, electronic music..
focolai
for five instruments (2019)
duration: 11’
instrumentation: flute, sax, percussion, piano, cello or double bass
first performance: Città di castello, 21 July 2019
brecce
for string trio (2020)
duration: 10’
instrumentation: violin, viola, cello
first performance: Paris, 27 January 2021
Graffiocielo
for four instruments (2020)
duration: 7’
instrumentation: flute, paetzold, harp, harpsichord
first performance: Salzburg, 28 October 2021
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