Lucio Amanti
Lucio Franco Amanti (born November 14, 1977) is an Italian cellist and composer. Amanti´s music is characterized by the integration of jazz and pop idiom into classical music forms.
Also recorded as Lucio Franco Amanti
Lucio Amanti

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- Name
- Lucio Amanti
- Born
- 14 November 1977
- Birthplace
- Montreal, Quebec, Canada
- Nationality
- Canada
- Occupation
- jazz musician · composer · cellist
- Fields
- jazz
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Key facts
• Name — Lucio Amanti • Born — 14 November 1977 • Birthplace — Montreal, Quebec, Canada • Genre — Jazz, classical • Instrument — Cello • Website — https: www.jazzcello.net/
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Lucio Amanti (born 14 November 1977) is described as a composer, jazz musician and cellist in the authority records of the Deutsche Nationalbibliothek and the Library of Congress. The birth of Lucio Amanti is recorded on 14 November 1977 in Montréal.
Life and career
Life and career
Amanti was born in Montreal (Canada) to Italian Parents that shortly after his birth decided to move back to Italy. There, Amanti took his first piano lesson age 4 and cello (age 8) and age 9, he started his studies first in cello and later Composition at the "San Pietro a Majella" Conservatory. All through his ten years studies he performed as soloist and with orchestra for the Italian national broadcast (Italian "Rai") and in venues such as Teatro San Carlo, S. William Walton´s foundation and the Ravello Festival. As an active composer, Amanti had his first experience age 19 when he became part of the Composer´s workshop (Italian "Bottega di Composizione"): a group of composition students founded by celebrated Italian composer Roberto De Simone which works were many times performed in the major theaters in Italy. In 2002, the legendary cellist Janos Starker invited Amanti to study with him at the Indiana University School of music in Bloomington USA. After two years studies, due to his newly discovered passion for improvisation, Amanti decided to deepen his curriculum studying Composition, jazz and improvisation with the composer, and jazz pedagogue, Dr. David Baker (composer). During this time, Amanti wrote many compositions and arrangements for different ensembles, searching to build the foundations for a dialogue between the jazz and classical tradition. After graduating in 2006 with both a Diploma in classical cello and a master's degree in "Jazz Studies" Amanti moved to Berlin (Germany), where he started to perform, solo and with his trio, in major jazz clubs and new music places. Shortly after, he was forced to put his performances career to rest due to a major arm injury, His started then to work for a major design company and their "Sound Branding" team, with different functions: creative producer, musical consultant and eventually composer for clients such as Audi, Siemens, Deutsche Post and Commerzbank just to name a few. Few years later, Amanti started again performing solo or in collaboration with other projects having the chance to tread the boards of the Edinburgh Jazz festival, the Jazz Tage Leverkusen and the Salle Cortot and the UNESCO in Paris. Since 2010, most of his music is published by Schott music and have been premiered by musicians such as Eckart Runge Artemis quartet, Arnau Thomas Cuarteto Casals and the Armida Quartet. As teacher, Amanti has given many lectures in composition, cello and improvisation: also at the UdK "Jazz Institute Berlin" and at the Indiana University "Jacobs School of Music".
Selected works and publisher
Selected works and publisher
• Cello Solo • "JAZZ SUITE" (Schott Music, CB 224) • "JAZZ SUITE" Nr.2 (Schott Music, in progress) • "20 ETUDES" "Steps to improvisation" (Schott Music, ED 21599) • Violin Solo • "Concert piece" (in progress) • Cello and Piano • "JAZZ SONATA" (Schott Music, CB 231) • "JAZZ SONATA" Nr.2 (Schott Music, CB 260) • Two Cellos • " JAZZ DUETS" "25 easy pieces in 1st position" (Schott Music, ED 21598) • "SANCHO´S DREAM" (Schott Music, in progress) • String Quintet (2Vl, Vla, 2Vcl) - "GENESIS" (to Franz Schubert) (Schott Music, in progress) • Cello and Big Band • "AFRO BLUE" (with David Baker (composer)) • Orchestra Scores • "PULCINELLA´S SECRET" for Piano solo and Orchestra. • "CONCERTO" for Cello solo and Orchestra (in progress)
Life and career
Dated record
Life and career
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1977
Lucio Amanti born at Montreal.
Discography
• Jazzcello (2008) • Solo Jazz (2010)
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- 1.Lucio Franco Amanti. Official Site.
- 2.Government in swing with Edinburgh Jazz Fest cash - The Scotsman.
- 3.Solo jazz avec Lucio Amanti Solo Jazz. 18 February 2013.
- 4.Ständige Vertretung der Bundesrepublik Deutschland bei der UNESCO - Siedlungen der Moderne.
- 5.Schott Music - Shop - Search results. www.schott-music.com.
- 6.Amanti, Lucio Franco, 1977- - LC Linked Data Service: Authorities and Vocabularies | Library of Congress, from LC Linked Data Service: Authorities and Vocabularies (Library of Congress).
- 7.Astor Piazzolla und mehr - Klassik - Badische Zeitung. 26 October 2013.
- 8.Dein Theater in Berlin Neukölln – der Heimathafen Neukölln.
- 9.Jazzcello by Lucio Amanti. iTunes. 18 March 2009.
- 10.Solo Jazz by Lucio Amanti. iTunes. November 2011.
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