Vincenzo Ramaglia

Vincenzo Ramaglia is a Roman composer active in contemporary music experimentation and in what he calls PEM ("Popular Experimental Music").

After the academic training - at the end of which he wins the TIM (Tournoi International de Musique) with an orchestral work - his music research insinuates itself into the alchemy between score and improvisation, between electronics, acoustic instruments (often investigated in their extended techniques) and voice. He collaborates with exponents of the music avant-garde, including Massimo Ceccarelli (virtuoso of contemporary double-bass), Renato Ciunfrini (multi-instrumental improviser), Laure Le Prunenec (singer of the French group Igorrr).

Discography:
- "Formaldeide" (2007, score for flute, clarinet, sax and piano);
- "Chimera" (2008, score for double-bass and loop station with improvisations of sax and drums);
- "PVC smoking" (2011, "IDM score" for cello, bass clarinet and electric bass with improvisations of sax and electronics);
- "Atomic City" (Dark Companion Records 2019, for clarinet and electronics without computer).