Silvia Tarozzi

Silvia Tarozzi is a versatile violinist, composer, and improviser known for her deep immersion into sound and oral transmission of music. She collaborates with renowned composers such as Éliane Radigue, Pascale Criton, and Cassandra Miller, often exploring microtonal techniques and innovative musical forms. Her work has been featured in numerous international festivals, including the BBC Tectonics Festival and the London Contemporary Music Festival. Silvia's discography includes albums like *Canti di guerra, di lavoro e d’amore*, *Mi specchio e rifletto*, and *Virgin Violin*, showcasing her eclectic approach to music.

Silvia is also part of the French ensemble Dedalus and has a long-standing duo with cellist Deborah Walker. Together, they explore timbre research, traditional singing, and microintervals, often incorporating their own compositions into performances. Her collaborations span a wide range of musical styles, from contemporary classical to experimental and folk-inspired works. Silvia's music often blurs the lines between improvisation and composition, reflecting her unique approach to sound and musical expression.

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