Marco Di Meco

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Marco Di Meco
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Born
Marco Andrea Giuseppe Di Meco

(1982-02-05) February 5, 1982 (age 42)
Chieti, Italy
EducationIsabella Gonzaga State High School, Luisa D'Annunzio Conservatory of Music
Alma mater University of Applied Sciences and Arts of Southern Switzerland
University of Modena and Reggio Emilia
Occupation(s)Composer, flute player, record producer, teacher
Years active2010-present
Musical career
Genres
Instrument(s)Flute, Synthesizer, Live electronic
Labels
Website marcodimeco.org

Marco Di Meco (born February 5, 1982, in Chieti) is an Italian flute player, composer, music producer writer and teacher.

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Biography

His interest in music began with a traditional musical instrument handed down to him by his paternal grandmother. [1] He then decided to study the transverse flute and after a year of private study, he was admitted to the "L. D'Annunzio" Academy of Music in Pescara where he studied the instrument with Sandro Carbone and obtained a diploma. In the same year he began his career as a solo artist playing W.A. Mozart's KV313 concert. [2]

During his military service he played the flute in the band of the Livorno Naval Academy. He then continued his music studies at the Swiss-Italian Music Academy in Lugano with Mario Ancillotti where he obtained a diploma in "Interpretation and Performance". At this time he began to write his first verses. He completed his studies at the Italian Flute Academy in Rome with Angelo Persichilli. [2]

He gained important experience playing in symphonic orchestras with illustrious conductors such as Luis Bacalov, [3] Lu Jia, Giorgio Bernasconi, Bruno Tommaso and others playing in many concert hall in Europe. He has attended several workshops of Afro-American music organized by the Columbia College Chicago and the Berklee College of Music.

In November 2013 he signed with Wide Sound [4] label to record his first album 5 Colori [5] as a solo artist. This album was followed by the album Rosalinda [6] released in 2015 for the same label. [7] He is present in the 10 best Italian jazz flutists rewarded by JAZZIT Awards 2015. [8]

As well as his activity in the field of music he is also very active in the literary sphere as a writer of poetry. [9] [10] [11] He started writing poetry during military service. [12]

In April 2016 has been released new studio album Lucilla [13] [14] for Wide Sound distributed by I.R.D International. [15] [16] The album enters the charts in France. [17]

In February 2018 he published the album "Against capitalism Première Symphonie". [18] In this work a new form of musical writing is explored which he calls a hybrid form. [19] In fact, different and distant musical genres are present within the three tracks, such as dodecaphonic music, R&b and swing. [20] In November 2018 he published the plaquette of poetry "Rime" (GEDI Gruppo Editoriale). [21] [22]

He has recorded pieces for several radio and television broadcasting companies like RAI, [23] RAISAT [24] and RSI.

On September 23, 2019, he released the single "Moon Mary Light". [25] [26]

In March 2020 he published the collection of poems "Mixtape", [27] [28] followed by the collection "Marmalù" in February 2022. [29] [30] In 2023 he published the collection of poems "I congegni". [31] [32] [33]

Influences

He has been influenced in music by artists such as Bill Evans, Sun Ra, Cannonball Adderley, Anthony Braxton, Jimmy Smith, [34] Frank Zappa, John Surman. [19]

Discography

Publications

Poetic works

Marco Di Meco at the Poetry Festival, Pavullo nel Frignano, 2023. Dimecopoesiafestival.jpg
Marco Di Meco at the Poetry Festival, Pavullo nel Frignano, 2023.

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