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Arturo Tallini is a borderline classical guitarist: in more than 30 years of career, he became a reference point for contemporary music, with many pieces written for him. After a eventful performance of Serenata per un satellite by B. Maderna, in Milan (2006) he began practising free improvisation, (besides written music) also on Midi Guitar, creating his own language, based on contemporary music gestures and style: the improvisation is here intended as expression of self, coming from the remembrance of contemporary music that he has played in these 30 years.
He has the Guitar Chair in Santa Cecilia Conservatory (Rome); won several prizes in national and international competitions: we have to mention the First Prize in the Alessandria Guitar Competition (1987) and Third Prize in the Radio France Guitar Competition (1989)
He has performed in Festivals and Concert series all over the Europe and in U.S.A., Tunisia, Algeria, Egypt, Montenegro, Slovenia, Croatia, Estonia. Many composers wrote for him, like M.Bortolotti, F. Razzi, A. Di Scipio, S. Tallini, I. Vescovo, F. Casti, M. Cardi, P.Esposito, D. Nicolau, F. Cavallone, L. Cinque, G.V.Cresta, M. Coen, M. Dall’Ongaro, O.J. Garcia, A. Amoroso, G. Boselli, M. Pisati, T. Marco.
Arturo Tallini recorded several cd’s:
His interpretations have been broadcasted by RAI (Italian Radio and Television), by several European national radio companies (Yugoslav Radio, Radio France, Tunisian Radio), American radio WQED-FM at Pittsburg (Pennsylvany) and by Vatican Radio. Besides Santa Cecilia Conservatory, he often teaches in masterclasses in Italian conservatories and abroad in universities, courses, summer courses.
His more recent programme proposal, is a concert with pieces that implies improvisation (Stockhausen , Maderna, Brouwer and others), and, together, Bach Ciaccona that is the true monument to improvisation in all times.
He was part of Jury at International Competitions Alessandria (1997), Camogli (2004), Mottola (2010, Sevilla (2010); more in national competitions of Abbiategrasso (MI), Mirabello (2008), Carulli (Rome, 2010). He cooperates with International Fundacion Guerrero Madrid competition.
He has written all guitar studio lineups for Santa Cecilia Conservatory, pointing the attention upon the contemporary music studio since the initial years and favouring the interaction between guitar and composition classrooms.
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