
Dante’s Songs
Composer Gianluca Verlingieri invited video artist Carlos Franklin (Colombia 1979) to undertake a dialogue between audio and video. Franklin responds to Verlingieri’s composition Dante’s Songs (2019-2020, for Synthi100 and samples of Antonella Bini’s contrabass-flute and Chiara De Palo’s voice) with a series of moving image gestures approaching the acousmatic processes undertaken by the composer: germination, granulation, iteration, inversion and crushing find their equivalents in different, previously analogue now digitally produced, image transformations: error, glitch and distortion will corrupt footage excerpts from an historical silent movie about Dante’s Inferno (1911), also producing deformation from an analysis and recreation through a learning machine.
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Gianluca Verlingieri
Gianluca Verlingieri presented his music in venues such as INA-GRM in Paris, Italian Academy at Columbia University in New York, Renzo Piano’s Parco della Musica in Rome, Festival de Aix en Provence, Staatsoper Berlin, Geneva’s Dome, Bach Festival Leipzig, ARD Radio Days at ZKM Karlsruhe and many other stages worldwide. His new album has been released by NEOS Music.
