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Gian Paolo Chiti | |
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| Born | January 22, 1939 Rome, Italy |
Gian Paolo Chiti was (born on 22 January 1939 in Rome, Italy) and is a Italian composer and pianist.
Gian Paolo Chiti began his music studies at the age of four, focusing on piano, violin, and composition. From the age of 10, he studied with Armando Renzi before entering the renowned Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia in Rome. [1] His teachers included Carlo Zecchi, Arturo Bonucci, and Arturo Benedetti Michelangeli (private and masterclass studies). Chiti won prizes in competitions such as the Treviso and the Ferruccio Busoni International Piano Competition in 1960. [2]
Chiti has had a dual career as both a composer and a concert pianist. He often performed alongside his late wife, mezzo-soprano Patricia Adkins Chiti, who was the founder of the Adkins-Chiti Women in Music Foundation. He composed works for film and television as well as concerts and festivals in Italy and abroad. His compositions have featured at the Maggio Musicale Fiorentino, the Venice Biennale, the Edinburgh International Festival, and the Lutosławski Festival. [2]
Since 1984, Chiti has served as the Director of the Composition Department at the Conservatorio of Santa Cecilia in Rome. He is also a member of the Italian National Committee for Dance and serves on the faculty boards of several universities. [2]
This list includes all serious concert music composed by Gian Paolo Chiti, including works for young musicians. It does not include transcriptions and arrangements, film and television scores or popular works.
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