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Tiziano Bedetti
Born in Rovigo (next to Venice) in 1976;
at the Adria Conservatory, he got his
diploma in Piano with Antonio Pulleghini,
in Composition with Luigi Verdi, in
Chorus and Conducting with Mario Pagotto.
Later on, he studied Composition with
Bruno Coltro (a pupil of Gian Francesco
Malipiero), Bruno Bettinelli, Goffredo
Petrassi, Alessandro Solbiati, Enrico
Pisa, Leonello Capodaglio obtaining
after, the Doctorate in Composition with
full marks. He also got a Diploma at the
Civica Scuola di Musica of Milan with
Mauro Bonifacio. Moreover, he
specialized with Azio Corghi at the
Accademia di Santa Cecilia in Rome and
at the Accademia Musicale Chigiana in
Siena. He also studied orchestration
with the American composer Jon Ward
Bauman. He was prize winner of important
national and international composition
competitions: Città di Pavia 1993,
Premio Valentino Bucchi (Rome
1992,1993,1994), International Tourney
of Music (Rome 1998-1999), Concorso
Internazionale di Composizione Città di
Pavia (1999), Antonio De Curtis
International Composer Competition of
Naples, INMC 2000 Composition
Competition of New York, (USA). He was
also awarded at the Jahrespreis 2001 by
STAB Foundation of Zürich (Switzerland)
and won the Opera Prima Talenti Award
2002 organized by the Ricordi Publishing
House and Festa della Musica of Milan.
He received a mention as composer at the
Premio Quadrivio which in the 1999
edition was assigned to important
cultural personalities, including, Carla
Fracci, Laura Biagiotti, Antonio
Tabucchi, Margherita Hack.
His works have been performed in Italy
and abroad at leading festivals, concert
halls and theatres, including: Asolo
Musica, Estate Musicale di Ferrara,
Concerti dell’Accademia Filarmonica di
Bologna - Sala Mozart, Sala dei Giganti
(Padova), Auditorium “C. Pollini”
(Padova), Palazzo Chigi-Saracini
(Siena), Teatro Goldoni (Venice),
Palazzo Zenobio (Venice), Festival
Antidogma Musica (Turin), Festival Nuova
Consonanza (Rome), Festival Nuovi Spazi
Musicali (Rome), Auditorium Parco della
Musica (Rome), Piccolo Teatro Grassi (Milan),
Auditorium “G.Verdi” (Milan), Einstein
Auditorium, (Bochum, Germany), Kunst
Museum (Bochum, Germany), Paris
University ( France), Royal Academy of
Music (Copenhagen, Denmark), Stockholm
New Music Festival ( Sweden), Hall of
National Radio, (Sofia, Bulgaria),
Bulgarian Hall – pianissimo Festival
Foundation (Sofia, Bulgaria), National
Gallery of Australia (Canberra,
Australia), Michelangelo Hall (Nairobi,
Kenya), Carnegie Hall (New York, USA),
Casa Italiana Zerilli Marimò – New York
University (New York, USA), Sala
Rossellini (Los Angeles, USA), Istituto
Italiano di Cultura di San Francisco
(USA), Shibuya Concert Hall (Tokyo,
Japan). He has also been interviewed and
his music broadcasted on various radio
programs, among which RAI Radio 3 (Italy),
V° Channel of Filodiffusione RAI (Italy),
Radio Vatican (Vatican City), Radio WDR
of Cologne (Germany), Radio Budapest (Hungary),
Oberlin Radio (USA). His activity has
been reviewed by the national and
international press in l’Arena (Verona),
Il Mattino (Padova), Il Gazzettino (Venice),
La Nuova Venezia (Venice), Il Resto del
Carlino (Bologna), Il sole 24 ore (Milan),
TV Radiocorriere (Rome), Film TV (Milan),
Italiaè (Pescara), The Canberra Times
(Australia), Waz-Bild (Germany),
Ruhrnachrichten (Germany), Zürcher
Zeitung (Switzerland), Gaudeamus
Information (Netherland), New York Times
(USA) and in specialized magazines
including Suonare News (Milan), Musica
(Varese), Corriere del Teatro (Milan),
PianoTime (Rome), Il Giornale della
Musica (Turin), Il Mondo della Musica (Rome),
Musica e Scuola (Foggia), Gli Amici
della Musica (Ferrara), I Fiati (Rome),
Il Monocordo (Salerno), Rassegna
Musicale Curci (Milan). He is mentioned
in the Dizionario Enciclopedico
Universale della Musica e dei Musicisti,
UTET (Turin) and in A Directory of
Composer for Organ by John Henderson
Publishing ( United Kingdom). Tiziano
Bedetti has published works for Rai
Trade Editions of Rome, Curci of Milan,
Rugginenti of Milan, Carrara of Bergamo,
Bèrben of Ancona, Bardon Enterprises (United
Kingdom), Harrock Hall (USA). He
recorded for the Ariston, Curci, Phoenix
Classics, Tactus and Rara Records labels.
He has been nominated European
Representative of U.N.C.L.A. (Unione
Nazionale Compositori Librettisti Autori
di musica leggera) - Milan and Member of
the Lyrical Section Technical Committee
of SIAE (Società Italiana degli Autori
ed Editori) - Rome. He also taught at
the Conservatory “A. Buzzolla” of Adria,
“F. A. Bonporti” of Trento, “G.
Frescobaldi” of Ferrara, “G. Puccini” of
La Spezia, “O. Respighi” of Latina, “G.
Nicolini” of Piacenza, “G. Verdi” of
Milan.
The esthetic of his language is defined
“Pop” Classicism.
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