Emiliano Imondi

Composer, arranger and guitarist from Rome, Italy. He began to study classical and jazz guitar with various teachers. From 2005 he studied with American jazz pianist Barry Harris. He's graduated in Composition at the Frosinone Music Conservatory, he also graduated in Jazz Guitar and Jazz Arranging at the same institute. In the same years he began to working as arranger with the Jazz Orchestra of the Conservatory of Frosinone and as composer and orchestrator with the Symphony Orchestra of the same institute. In 2014 he earned a master in Film Scoring "Music and Tech Applied on Films" at the Forum Academy in the prestigious Forum Music Village Recording Studios founded in '69 by italian award-winning composers Ennio Morricone, Armando Trovajoli and Louis Bacalov. He also continues to study improving himself attending various master classes in composition with Antonio d'Antò, Mauro Montalbetti, Luca Lombardi and Aldo Brizzi.

In 2014 he won "The Respighi Prize International Composers Competition" with the work "Three Variations on a Gregorian Theme" for string orchestra, and in the same year his music drama "Odisseo e Calipso" for two voices and orchestra is awarded with Honorable Mention at the "Boston Metro Opera Composers Competition". On December 2015 he debuts at Carnegie Hall in New York City with Chamber Orchestra of NY conducted by Salvatore Di Vittorio.

Recently he was selected as a finalist at the "Boston Guitar Fest Composition Competition 2016" with the piece for solo guitar "Riflessi del Cielo in una Pozzanghera" and at the contest "In Clausura 2014" with the piece for cello ensemble "Tempus Fugit" that has been performed for the occasion by Giovanni Sollima and the 100cellos in Teatro dell'Arte in Milan.

In 2016 his work "Echi tra Spazio e Tempo" for two voices and piano, commissioned by the Italian artist Michele Cossyro, has premiered at the Chamber of Deputies in Rome for the inaugural event of the Cossyro's exhibition "Black Holes". In 2018 his melologue "Il Tao dell'Acqua" for viola and harp with Barbara Roganti (narration and dramaturgy) and Chiara Taviani (coreography and dance) has premiered at the event "Musica d'Acqua" in Parco S. Vito, Sirmione, Italy.

His composer activity spreads also in applied music: in 2013 he composed the music for the short-movie "A Plastic Love" by Corrado Ceron (1st prize at the 3rd edition of "Social World Film Festival" in Vico Equense, Italy) and the soundtrack of the documentary "Looking for a Friend" by Karma Gava and Alvise Morato (1st Prize at "Roma3Film Festival" 2014, Special Prize at "Cervignano Film Festival" 2013). From 2016 he is assistant of the film composer Marco Werba .

In 2014 he took part in the composition of the stage music for the theatrical drama "The Slaughter of Job" by Fausto Paravidino with Filippo Dini and Monica Samassa, premiered at the Bozar Théâtre in Brussels.

His works have been performed worldwide in some prestigious theater and concert halls for various festivals and events: Carnegie Hall in New York City, Auditorium Parco della Musica in Rome for the celebration of "150° Anniversary of Unity of Italy", Cenacle Hall at Chamber of Deputies in Rome, Teatro dell'Arte in Milan, International Music Festival "Suona Francese" annual event organized by the French and Italian Embassy, "Musica d'Acqua" in Sirmione, "The Week of Contemporary" in Frosinone, Noto International Music Festival "NotoMusica 2013" at Palazzo Ducezio in Noto, "InChiostro" Music Festival in Frosinone, "XXVII° International Chamber Music Festival" in Norcia, "International Selection" at Bozar Theater in Brussels, Théâtre de la Commune of Aubervilliers Paris, Théâtre Liberté in Toulon, LAC Lugano Arte e Cultura etc.

His works are published by M.A.P. Editions for contemporary music and by Limited Music Trade for applied music.