Paolo Rotili

Born in 1959 in Rome, he studied composition with Mauro Bortolotti and Giacomo Manzoni. He writes instrumental pieces and incidental music for the theatre. His works have been performed in many European countries, Argentina and China. He is also interested in music theory and analysis. His essays about Webern and aleatory music have been published in specialist periodicals. He is vice-president and the ONuova Consonanza1 Association and professor of composition in Latina1s Conservatory.

Selected works: Trino, comic opera to a libretto by Tullio Altana, Voci for orchestra, I giochi della memoria for tape, Inquiete onde e nuvole for string orchestra, Le mariage fou for chamber ensemble, La stanza dell1eco for chamber ensemble, Loose for chamber ensemble, Verso la notte for wind quintet, Double for bass flute, bass clarinet, trombone and double-bass, Attese for guitar, Natura morta for flute and harp, Nei silenzi for violin and flute, Trittico for clarinet, cello and piano, Cinque bagatelle for clarinet and piano, Lembo di vento, canto del tempo for bass clarinet, Se nel tempo si disperde for flute, 2nd version for flute and live electronics, Cadeau for contraalto saxophone.