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Mattia Malzani
Eight Pieces for Carillon / Sheet music / Carillon
First edition, June 2025 / 32 pp.
This volume presents all of my works for carillon. To understand the elements that underlie my compositions, it is sufficient to know that I have a predilection for counterpoint, the classical forms, the melodramas of the nineteenth century, and folk music. These are the shared elements that characterize of the compositions in this collection. However, each work also brings with it structural aspects that are unique, distinctive, and extremely personal.
Mattia Malzani
Eight Pieces for Carillon - Mattia Malzani
Mattia Malzani (b. 2002) began to develop a passion for music and the sound of bells while studying the humanities at the schools of the Salesians of Chiari, in province of Brescia. Since 2014 he has played and collaborated with various bell organizations, from Brescia to Milan and Verona. Since 2020 he has studied the art of playing keyboard bells with Prof. Mario Castelli (former trumpet player in the RAI symphony orchestra) and Fabio Rinaldi of Gandino, learning the first rudiments of composition and becoming passionate about writing for bells. Since 2022 he has collaborated with Maestro Mathieu Daniël Polak. It was from this collaboration that the first compositions for Carillon were born. Thanks to Polak some of Malzani’s works have been performed in Amsterdam, Chicago, and Perpignan. He is currently studying Musicology in Cremona in the Dipartimento di Musicologia e Beni Culturali of the University of Pavia.