Francesco Erle

Francesco Erle is an Italian choral conductor, composer, and music teacher. He has obtained diplomas in piano and composition and has studied harpsichord and basso continuo. Erle is known for his work with the Schola S. Rocco, a group he founded in 1993, which has collaborated with notable artists like Sir András Schiff. He has conducted performances in several countries, including Italy, Germany, France, Austria, and Switzerland, participating in festivals such as the Biennale di Venezia and the Festival della Fenice. Erle also teaches at the Conservatorio di Venezia and has been involved in editing and directing first performances of various musical works.

Francesco Erle's work spans a wide range of musical genres, including classical and early music. He has edited reconstructions of ancient works and collaborated with contemporary composers for first performances. His recordings have received critical acclaim, and he is recognized for his dynamic conducting style, which often incorporates his whole body to emphasize musical contours. While the provided recent releases do not directly align with his known repertoire, Erle's expertise is evident in his contributions to the music world as a conductor, composer, and educator.

Genres

Choral

Latest Release

Villa-Lobos: Complete Guitar Manuscripts

Heitor Villa-Lobos•

Minas Gerais Philharmonic Orchestra•

Fabio Mechetti•

Francesco Erle

Album - 49 Tracks - Released November 11, 2016