Composer · 21st Century

Michele Mangani

Biography

Michele Mangani, born in Urbino, was certified at “Gioacchino Rossini” Conservatory in Pesaro in Clarinet, in band instrumentation, composition, conductor and at “G.B.

Martini” conservatory in Bologna in choral music and in choir director.
In 1996 won the National Contest for conductor of the Italian Army National Band. He received a lot of National and International prizes and he is one of the most appreciated Italian composers.
His compositions had been played and hacked around the world by different interpreters, orchestras and bands as: Wenzel Fuchs, Philharmoniker Berliner Orchestra main clarinet, Corrado Giuffredi, soloist clarinet of the Italian Symphonic Orchestra from Switzerland, Patrick De Ritis, 1° soloist bassoon of the Symphonic Orchestra from Wien, Ricardo Morales, main clarinet of the Philadelphia Orchestra, the Italian National Army Band, the Italian RN Music Band, the Financial Guard Military Band, the Symphonic of the Bulgarian Radio, the Philharmonic Orchestra from Bruxelles, The National Juvenile Orchestra from Spain, the Sinfonietta Orchestra from Losanna, the wind Octet of the Scala theatre.
His music productions are more than 500 today, published by Eufonia Music Edition and his Opera are often inserted as obliged songs in execution contests, where he is often invited as jury commissioner or president. He is the wind Orchestra of Marche conductor and Professor of collection music for wind instruments at G. Rossini Conservatory in Pesaro. Since March 2017 he has been Director of the Musical Chapel Academy of SS. Sacramento in Urbino.

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