Bruno Maderna - Dalmonte, Rossana; Baroni, Mario
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Bruno Maderna, one of the most influential composers in the 20th century and a formidable conductor, was the oldest of a notable group of Italian composers who began their careers shortly before the Second World War. Many details of this biography are based on his correspondences and reports of his engagements across the world.

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Bruno Maderna, one of the most influential composers in the 20th century and a formidable conductor, was the oldest of a notable group of Italian composers who began their careers shortly before the Second World War. Many details of this biography are based on his correspondences and reports of his engagements across the world.
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Rossana Dalmonte began her academic career at Bologna University in 1972 as assistant professor of history of music, and then as professor of "forms of music and poetry." From 1987 to 2008 she was full professor of musicology at Trento University, where she also directed an international PhD in "music sciences." In 1997 she founded the Istituto Liszt in Bologna and became director of the Institute's periodicals Quaderni dell'Istituto Liszt and Rarità Lisztiane. Her principal fields of interest are philology, musical theory and analysis, and the history of music. She is co-author of the book The Rules of Music (with Mario Baroni and Carlo Jacoboni) and has published articles on the madrigal, Bruno Maderna, Luciano Berio, and Franz Liszt. Mario Baroni was formerly director of the department of music at Bologna University. In 1990 he founded the Italian association for the analysis and theory of music (GATM), and for three years was president of the European Society for the Study of Cognitive Aspects of Music (ESCOM). His main interests are music analysis and the integration of analysis and the psychology of music. He has also published works on the social impact of music, music education, and historical aspects of twentieth century music.