Ivan Fedele is an esteemed Italian composer whose significant contributions to contemporary classical music have established him as a prominent figure in the modern music landscape. Born on May 6, 1953, in Lecce, Italy, Fedele's passion for music emerged early on, and he has since developed a compositional voice that is both innovative and deeply expressive. Fedele's advanced studies in composition took place at the Milan Conservatory under the guidance of Azio Corghi. His works exhibit a masterful command of instrumental technique and often explore the intricate relationships between sound and light, silence and noise, tradition and technology.

Throughout his prolific career, Fedele has composed a vast repertoire that encompasses solo pieces, chamber music, orchestral works, and operas. Many of his compositions, including his acclaimed series of works for violin and violoncello, reflect a deep engagement with the possibilities of timbral and textural transformations. Highlights among his recent releases are "Musica della luce," a piece reverberating with atmospheric light and sound interplay, and the "Quartetti 2 & 3," which showcase his intricate approach to chamber music. Fedele's impact on the contemporary music scene is also evident in his role as an educator and mentor to emerging composers, demonstrating his commitment to the evolution and dissemination of new music. His numerous accolades and appointments, including directorship positions at the Venice Biennale and the Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia in Rome, underline his stature as a central figure in the world of contemporary composition.

Genres

21st Century Classical

Italian Contemporary Classical

Latest Release

Ivan Fedele: Works for Violin

Ivan Fedele

Album - 12 Tracks - Released October 5, 2022