| Emidio
Clementi
Emidio Clementi is a writer, musician, and poet.
For more than ten years Clementi was the leader of the group,
Massimo Volume, with whom he released five albums ranging from poetry
to soundtrack to rock: Stanze
(Underground rec. 1993), Lungo i bordi
(Wea, 1995), Da qui
(Mescal, 1997), and Club privé
(1999), and
“Almost Blue”, (Cecchi Gori 2001). With the project El-Muniria
he published the album Stanza 218
(Homesleep
records, 2004). As a writer Clementi started off with the collection of
stories and poems: Gara di Resistenza
(Gamberetti editrice,1997). He then moved to novels: Il
tempo di Prima (Derive Approdi editore,
2000), La
notte del Pratello (Fazi editore, 2001),
and L’ultimo dio
(Fazi editore, 2004). His newest novel is scheduled for
release in October for Rizzoli. For years Clementi has brought poetic
reading into the scene. He collaborates
with different magazines and daily newspapers, including Epolis,
L’Unita’,
and Rolling Stone.
Vittoria Burattini
Vittoria Burattini lives and works in Bologna. With the group Maximum
Volume, Burattini has made four albums:
Stanze (1993), Lungo
i bordi (1995), Da qui (1997),
and Club privé’ (1999), and
the soundtrack of the
film Almost Blue, (Cecchi Gori Music-EMI)
by Alex Infascelli. She has also collaborated with Angela Baraldi,
Moltheni and with the theater group Zimmer Frei. Since 2003 Burattini
has been performing with Franklin Delano.
The group is frequently on tour in Europe and in the United States and
is shortly coming out with a new album.
In 2006 Burattini recorded the soundtrack of Panorama Venezia of Zimmer
Frei, and is currently on tour with
Franklin Delano for their new cd Come home,
and is working with Emidio Clementi and Marcello Petruzzi on
a new artistic project Macchina Elettrica.
The new cd will be released next autumn.
Massimo Carozzi
Since 1994 Carozzi has been studying the relationship between sound and
images, sound and scenery, sound and
literature, sound and space. He has completed soundtracks for theatrical
shows, documentaries, short films, and
installations. In September of 2000, with Anna Rispoli and Anna de Manicor,
Carozzi founded the multimedia group
ZimmerFrei, whose productions include theatrical shows, installations,
performances, and videos.
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