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Floriana Provenzano (1998) is an Italian composer. Her music often originates from sound images and visual or physical sensations, unfolding into explorations of texture, brightness, and timbre. She frequently employs instrumental preparations, metallic objects, and unconventional materials, aiming to expand the expressive potential of sound.
Her works have been performed by ensembles and soloists such as zone expérimentale, Blaurenz Duo, Ensemble Sillages, Duo Dubois, mdi ensemble, and Giulia Zaniboni, and presented at international festivals including impuls (AT), IntAct (TH), Mixtur (ES), Bludenzer Tage zeitgemäßer Musik (AT), Trame Sonore (Mantua, IT), Sound of Wander (Milan, IT), Musikàmera (Venice, IT), among others. She is currently pursuing a Master’s degree in composition at the Conservatory of Mantua, under the guidance of Zeno Baldi and Maurizio Azzan.
Among her latest collaborations there will be a new piece for saxophone and electronics for Manuel Teles, presented at the Ramificazioni Festival in Lugano (CH), and a new project with ensemble Proxima Centauri, premiered at the MAD Festival in Bordeaux (FR) on November 2026.
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2024 - ongoing
Mantua Conservatory Master’s degree in Composition with Z. Baldi, M. Azzan, A. Perini
2021 - 2024
Mantua Conservatory Bachelor’s degree in Composition (110/110 cum laude and honorable mention) with Z. Baldi, M. Azzan, A. Perini
2016 - discontinued studies
Academy of Music in Fiesole (FI) Advanced course in Piano performance with Andrea Lucchesini
2017 - 2020
Lecce Conservatory Master’s degree in Piano Performance (110/110 cum laude and honorable mention) with Corrado de Bernart
2007 - 2017
Lecce Conservatory Diploma in Piano Performance (10/10 cum laude and honorable mention) with Corrado de Bernart
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Clara Iannotta
Francesco Filidei
Chaya Czernowin
Pierluigi Billone
Mauro Lanza
Lisa Streich
Dmitri Kourliandski
Justé Janulyté
Giovanni Bertelli
Simone Movio
Lucia Ronchetti
Jean-Luc Hervé
Elena Rykova
Giulia Lorusso
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Composition Competition “Bando Enrica Omizzolo”- Winner, 2025
Composition Competition of the Conservatory of Monopoli - 1st Place, 2022