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Zen Virtual Piano पर Fabrizio Paterlini की पियानो शीट्स देखें। Paterlini was born and lives in Mantua, an ancient northern Italian city, and began playing the piano at six, after which, the biography says, his life changed irrevocably. He spent five years at Campiani's Academy, Mantua's Academy of Arts, graduating in Music Theory, and the Italian site Rockit adds in a profile that he has a degree in Economics and Commerce and earns a living deciphering balance sheets and numbers. Music Theory studies, next to a job spent among figures, may point to two structured disciplines running through his life. In the 1990s he gigged with local bands playing rock classics, pop and jazz, and began composing, mostly progressive rock. He says that, strangely enough, he was also lead singer in a Pantera tribute band, and that he came back to his first love, the piano, only at thirty-four. As the decade and the century closed, he decided to concentrate exclusively on the piano, which in his words best expresses his inner world, though he did not start composing for solo piano until 2006. A detour through rock bands and a tribute act hints at how long his path back to the piano took. Music Theory studies, beside composing for solo piano only from 2006, may suggest a musician whose training reached solo piano composition by a roundabout road. In 2007 he released his debut CD, Viaggi in Aeromobile (Travel in Aircraft), on the Music Center label. Rockit also says the English artist Thom Carter began a collaboration with him, reworking some of his pieces with added melodic lines and electronic sounds. He toured Russia in November 2013 and Japan in January 2014; his website's biography credits this to a release acclaimed by Headphone Commute (US) and A Closer Listen (UK). Reworking by another artist may suggest an openness to sharing his compositions. In an interview with Headphone Commute he said that almost all his compositions are pure improvisations and that, in the sessions he described, ProTools was always ready to record what he played. As described on the Winter Stories album page, he was recording and streaming one track live each day, with each track mastered and added to the album once performed. He says he releases sheet music with his albums because, as a musician as well as a composer he checks for scores whenever he finds something he would love to play. He admires Ludovico Einaudi, Max Richter and Olafur Arnalds, and in that interview said he had recently been listening to Greg Haines, Sylvain Chauveau and Brambles. Compositions that are almost all improvised, beside albums released with sheet music, may suggest that spontaneous playing and written scores sit together in his work. Compositions that are almost all improvised, beside a track mastered after it is performed, may suggest a process that joins live playing with later finishing.
Zen Virtual Piano पर Fabrizio Paterlini की पियानो शीट्स देखें।
Paterlini was born and lives in Mantua, an ancient northern Italian city, and began playing the piano at six, after which, the biography says, his life changed irrevocably. He spent five years at Campiani's Academy, Mantua's Academy of Arts, graduating in Music Theory, and the Italian site Rockit adds in a profile that he has a degree in Economics and Commerce and earns a living deciphering balance sheets and numbers. Music Theory studies, next to a job spent among figures, may point to two structured disciplines running through his life.
In the 1990s he gigged with local bands playing rock classics, pop and jazz, and began composing, mostly progressive rock. He says that, strangely enough, he was also lead singer in a Pantera tribute band, and that he came back to his first love, the piano, only at thirty-four. As the decade and the century closed, he decided to concentrate exclusively on the piano, which in his words best expresses his inner world, though he did not start composing for solo piano until 2006. A detour through rock bands and a tribute act hints at how long his path back to the piano took. Music Theory studies, beside composing for solo piano only from 2006, may suggest a musician whose training reached solo piano composition by a roundabout road.
In 2007 he released his debut CD, Viaggi in Aeromobile (Travel in Aircraft), on the Music Center label. Rockit also says the English artist Thom Carter began a collaboration with him, reworking some of his pieces with added melodic lines and electronic sounds. He toured Russia in November 2013 and Japan in January 2014; his website's biography credits this to a release acclaimed by Headphone Commute (US) and A Closer Listen (UK). Reworking by another artist may suggest an openness to sharing his compositions.
In an interview with Headphone Commute he said that almost all his compositions are pure improvisations and that, in the sessions he described, ProTools was always ready to record what he played. As described on the Winter Stories album page, he was recording and streaming one track live each day, with each track mastered and added to the album once performed. He says he releases sheet music with his albums because, as a musician as well as a composer he checks for scores whenever he finds something he would love to play. He admires Ludovico Einaudi, Max Richter and Olafur Arnalds, and in that interview said he had recently been listening to Greg Haines, Sylvain Chauveau and Brambles. Compositions that are almost all improvised, beside albums released with sheet music, may suggest that spontaneous playing and written scores sit together in his work. Compositions that are almost all improvised, beside a track mastered after it is performed, may suggest a process that joins live playing with later finishing.
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