Giuliano Forghieri started musical studies at age nine. Under the guidance
of Mo. Rino Viani, he obtained his Diploma di Clarinetto at the
Conservatorio G.B. Martini in Bologna with the highest votes. While in school he won first prizes in national and international concourses. In 1981 he started his teaching career in the Italian public schools, and since 1982 he has taught at Scuola Media G. Fassi in Carpi (now Istituto Comprensivo Carpi 2). In the early 90s he started studying computerized musical technologies with an emphasis to educational and performance aspects. He attended training courses of a high specialization level and started computer projects at school, where he run for many years workshops of music and computer. In the following years he has been asked to teach courses in computer science and musical computer technologies for students and teachers in many Italian institutions. He has worked with theatrical organizations, workshops and hypertexts and has become an expert of computerized musical technologies. At the same time he started working on transcriptions, revisions, arrangements and engraving of classical music, at school and professionally, starting long-time collaborations with musicians, composers and performers of international rank, and with many Italian institutions and publishing houses in Europe and the United States. He edited for the first modern performance pieces by the Italian composer Bonifazio Asioli (1769-1832); now he is working on the first printed edition of pieces by the italian composer Eugenio Marchiò (1821-1891). He worked on new editions of music by: Albeniz, Albinoni, Alford, Alkan, Bach J.C., Bach J.S., Bagley, Banchieri, Beethoven, Bellini, Berlioz, Billings, Bizet, Bloch, Boismortier, Bononcini, Borne, Borodin, Brahms, Briccialdi, Bruckner, Busoni, Büsser, Byrd, Caldara, Campos, Caplet, Carissimi, Cavaccio, Cavalli, Cesti, Chiaramello, Chopin, Confrey, Corfe, Costa, Dauprat, Debussy, Delibes, Des Prés, Devienne, Donaldson, Donizetti, Dukas, Elgar, Falla, Fauré, Flotow, Foote, Frescobaldi, Fucik, Gabrieli A., Gabrieli G., Gallay, Gastoldi, Gaubert, Gershwin, Giordani, Glinka, Gluck, Gounod, Gouvy, Granados, Greene, Grillo, Guami, Hampton, Handel, Haydn, Herbert, Herold, Hokoyama, Holst, Hummel, Humperdinck, Ingolfsson, Jager, Janequin, Joplin, Karg-Elert, Kirbye, Kodály, Kreisler, Krommer, Lalo, Lamb, Lasso, Leclair,Lecocq, Lecuona, Legrenzi, Lehar, Leoncavallo, Liszt, Loeffler, Lotti, Luzzaschi, Mahler, Marcello, Marenzio, Marquina, Martini, Maschera, Matthews, Mazzi, McAlister, Méhul, Mendelssohn, Mercadante, Merulo, Monsigny, Monteverdi, Monti, Morales, Morlacchi, Mouret, Mozart, Nanino, Northup, Obradors, Offenbach, Paganini, Paisiello, Paladilhe, Passereau, Pearsall, Pergolesi, Pessard, Piernè, Ponchielli, Popper, Poulenc, Puccini, Punto (Stich), Rachmaninov, Rameau, Ravel, Reed, Reger, Remick Warren, Respighi, Rimsky-Korsakov, Roberts, Rossini, Rudow, Ryden, Sacchini, Saint-Saëns, Salieri, Sarasate, Scarlatti, Schubert, Schumann, Scott, Sibelius, Silvestri, Smetana, Sousa, Stamp, Stradella, Strauss Johann Jr., Strauss Johann Sr., Strauss Josef, Strauss Richard, Stravinsky, Suppé, Tavárez, Tchaikovsky, Thomas, Tosti, Tournemire, Vaughan-Williams, Verdelot, Verdi, Vieuxtemps, Vivaldi, Wagner, Waldteufel, Ward, Wieniawski, Willaert, Wolff, Zago. |
