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Giuseppe Gavazza is a Professor of Composition at the Conservatory of Music in Cuneo, where he has taught since 1985. He is also affiliated with the CRESSON research team within the AAU Laboratory, a joint research unit of CNRS, UGA, ENSA Nantes, ENSA Grenoble, and Centrale Nantes. His academic background includes studies at the Milan Conservatory with Paolo Castaldi and Azio Corghi, and a 2018 doctorate from ACROE-ICA Institut Polytechnique de Grenoble on physical model synthesis for musical composition.
Professor Gavazza's research spans composition, electronic music, sound design, and physical model synthesis. His work explores the intersection of artistic creativity and scientific methodology, with particular focus on sound installations, field recording practices (especially soundwalks), and urban soundscapes. He actively contributes to Art Science Technology (AST) research through the EASTN-DC network.
His recent publications reveal a strong interest in pandemic-era soundscapes, urban acoustics, and creating sound art for vulnerable populations. Projects like 'B-AIR Art Infinity Radio' demonstrate his commitment to accessible sound experiences, while works like 'Frozen dreams: luminous voices in the night' showcase his innovative approach to nocturnal soundscapes and vocal sound design.
Notable contributions include:
- Development of sound installations like 'A moment: Music for a fountain' (8-channel audio)
- Creation of personal sound archives for musical composition
- Contributions to geolocated sound websites like cartophonies.fr
- Written contributions to lcv.hypotheses.org, theartsection.com, and terpress.com
Professor Gavazza maintains an active creative practice with numerous compositions spanning acoustic and electronic concert music, electronic performances, and site-specific installations. His work often involves collaborations with visual artists, architects, filmmakers, and choreographers, reflecting his belief in interdisciplinary artistic exploration.
