Composer

Simone Spagnolo

Biography

Simone Spagnolo is a composer, lecturer and academic whose work embraces a wide range of artistic and scholarly activities.

His work is often driven by a profound curiosity for interdisciplinary interactions, within which musical composition interplays and amalgamates with other narrative and theatrical disciplines.
His music has been performed in internationally known venues and festivals such as London’s Royal Festival Hall, St.Martin-in-the-Fields, Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Birmingham Symphony Hall, Stanford University, Los Angeles’ Aratani Theatre, Budapest’s Liszt Academy, Hong Kong’s Yuen Long Theatre, Spoleto’s Casa Menotti, and Bolzano Contemporary Music Festival, among others.
Having composed music for a variety of contexts – from live concerts to opera and ballet, from soundtracks to library music – Simone Spagnolo has been commissioned from institutions such as Opera in the City Festival, Trinity Laban Conservatoire, Anderson Entertainment, Fabergé LTD, and Intervox Music Production.
Simone Spagnolo has received numerous awards, including the Asia America Symphony Orchestra Composition Prize, Los Angeles, with the distinction of being the first winner from outside the United States, and receiving his award from legendary composer-producer David Benoit.
Since 2018 he has been Head of Composition at London College of Music, University of West London. Some of his music scores are published by Universal Edition.

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