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Silvia Rosani

Silvia studied composition at Mozarteum Universität after completing a 5-year degree in electronic engineering. She holds a PhD from Goldsmiths, University of London, where she has worked as Associate Lecturer. Her research focusses on the disruption of the boundaries between audience and performers through the use of visual elements and technology. Silvia investigates ways to create temporary less hierarchical communities within the performance space. Her music is performed internationally by ensembles such as Neue Vocalsolisten, and soloists such as pianist Anna D'Errico. Her work is performed at festivals such as Venice and Salzburg Biennale, MATA, ECLAT and the Huddersfield Contemporary Music Festival. Silvia also performs with hybrid electroacoustic instruments she designs and produces. She was Fellow in residence at the Akademie Schloss Solitude, Le Vivier, In Vitro Residency and at the Centre for Human-Computer Interaction in Salzburg (Austria). In autumn 2020 Silvia was in a EASTN-DC residency at the ZKM to develop an installation with the IoTs and, in 2021, at the Center for New Media Culture in Riga (Latvia) through EMAP/EMARE and at the experimental Studio of the SWR in Freiburg (Germany). In May 2022, she was in residence at the electronic music studio of AdK (Berlin, Germany). Silvia has taught Composizione Musicale Elettroacustica at the Conservatoire "Nicola Sala" (Benevento, Italy) and at the Conservatoire "Guido Cantelli" (Novara, Italy), and currently teaches at the Conservatoire "Benedetto Marcello" (Venice, Italy).

Photo credit: Xenia Leidig (ZKM)

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Massimiliano Tonelli

Tonelli graduated with degrees in double bass, jazz composition, arranging and conducting for large jazz ensemble, and electronic music from the conservatory “G. Rossini”, Pesaro (Italy). As a double bass player and arranger, he has recorded for the Italian label “Red Records” and, with his own quartet, for the Swiss label “Unit Records”. His acousmatic compositions have been performed at various conferences and festivals, including ICMC and NYCEMF.
Tonelli holds a laurea in electronic engineering (Università politecnica delle Marche), an MSc in digital signal processing (Queen Mary University of London), an MPhil in digital signal processing (Edinburgh University) and a specialization in acoustics (Università di Ferrara). He is a professor of “musical acoustics” at the conservatory of Venice and he has been professor of music technology related subjects at Milano, Avellino, Padova, Bologna, Cesena and Ferrara conservatories.

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Paolo Zavagna

Paolo Zavagna published several contributions in conference and workshop proceedings on electronic and computer music.

He did the sound projection and the live electronics in productions by Ambrosini, Battistelli, Berio, Curran, Crumb, Furlani, Di Scipio, Fômina, Nono, Pasquotti, Reich, Risset, Romitelli, and Sciarrino in venues in Paris, London, Milan, Florence, Treviso, Venice, Udine, Strasbourg, and Praha. He co-realized short film/documentary soundtracks and received commissions for the 56th and the 67th International Festival of Contemporary Music La Biennale di Venezia.

He is the supervisor at MARTLab in Florence for the restoration of sound archives and the scientific co-director of the international journal «Music/Technology».

He curated the cycle of seminars entitled laboratorioarazzi and the concerts held at Fondazione Giorgio Cini in Venice from 2009 until 2011. He is the curator of the project www.venicesoundmap.eu on the venetian soundscape. He is founding member of the Arazzi Laptop Ensemble and partner of the european project Ecouter le monde. He was member of the Leonardo Group in Venice, "a group of inspirational figures who defy traditional boundaries. Bringing together thought leaders from science, technology, business, the arts, media and culture, Leonardos are committed to creating change and to attracting a new generation of flexible thinkers to engage creatively with science and technology".

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