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COMPOSERS

Life

His entire creative path took place in the 20th century and beyond, a period not covered by the current classification, which ends with historical avant-gardes such as Futurism.

Lorenzo Brunelli was born in Rome in 1945 and undertook in-depth musical studies that led him to emerge as a prominent composer in the second half of the 20th century. His career developed alongside his teaching activity, which he exercised with dedication in Italian institutions.

His music tackled modern and experimental languages, ranging from orchestral compositions to chamber works. He was also esteemed as a teacher, capable of transmitting to young musicians both technical rigor and creative freedom.

He died in Rome in 2020, leaving a significant legacy in the Italian contemporary musical panorama.

Aneddoto

A teacher close to his students

Students remember Brunelli as a professor who, although demanding, knew how to listen and encourage emerging talents.

Works

Among Brunelli's works are orchestral pieces performed in festivals dedicated to contemporary music and numerous chamber pages published in specialized collections.

He also wrote essays and contributions on musical theory, which became reference material in Italian conservatories.

Briciole di storia

Una drammatica fotografia a colori che documenta un evento alluvionale del 1966, con una strada urbana trasformata in un fiume impetuoso.
L'alluvione del '66 (1966), Arte generativa, stile Fotografia a colori d'epoca di Varrone & Romano, Collezione privata.
© Collezione Varrone & Romano (Tutti i diritti riservati).