Composers

Nicola Campogrande, born in Turin in 1969, is regarded as “one of the most interesting italian composers of the young generation” (Amazon.com).
After graduating in the Conservatories of Milan and Paris, he started developing a personal style that today is considered absolutely original and able to connect the past and the present in a fascinating new path. Playing his scores, musicians like Gauthier Capuçon, Lilya Zilberstein, Mario Brunello, Jean-Bernard Pommier, Massimo Quarta, Paul Daniel, Chloë Hanslip, the Fine Arts Quartet, Anna Kravtchenko or the Quartetto del Teatro alla Scala appreciated the freshness and the vitality of his music but also his ability to touch the heart of the listeners.

A musical theatre enthusiast, he wrote the operas Opera italiana, Macchinario, Lego and Alianti, bringing together the lyrical tradition, the most interesting experiences coming from old avantgardes and some atmospheres related to jazz and rock. He also developed a rich orchestral and chamber catalogue.
His music is actually recorded on 30 cds (from DECCA to independent labels) and is published by Universal, by Universal-Ricordi, by Casa Musicale Sonzogno and by RaiTrade.
His soundtracks are published by Cam-Universal.

For more detailed information please click here http://www.campogrande.it/