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His activity runs on the academic\/artistic double track.Biography[edit]Graduated in Computer Science at University of Pisa, during the ’70s he started his research work under the direction of M\u00b0 Pietro Grossi who was pioneering Computer Music at the CNR (National Counsel of Research) in Pisa, Italy. Later, as a study grant holder, he specialized on the technology of computer music at the EMS (Electronic Music Studio), MIT-Boston and at CCRMA (Center for Computer Research on Music and Acoustics), Stanford University.In his research activity at CNR in Pisa he designed and carried out languages for algorithmic composition and natural gesture recognition systems and devices for giving expression to interactive electro-acoustic music; to be quoted two of them he currently uses in his performances: PalmDriver, based on infrared beams technology and Handel, based on realtime processing of video captured images.[1] As a musician he composes and performs with these systems his own computer music:  Madrid, The Netherlands, Shanghai, Thessaloniki, New York, New Orleans, La Habana, Barcelona, Paris, Bourges, Venezia (Biennale), Kopenhagen, Utrecht, Esbjerg, Boston, Bratislava, Dublin, Istanbul, Athens…As s professor at the Computer Science Faculty of Pisa’s university, he used (1990-2012) to teach computer music and to be supervisor of a number of degree-thesis. He published many scientific articles also participating to many editions of International Conferences on computer music. Besides, he published 2 books: \u201cInformatica e Musica\u201d Jackson Libri (1992) and \u201cMusica Informatica, filosofia, storia e tecnologia della computer music\u201d Maggioli\/Apogeo (2014).[2]He organized events, workshops and European projects such as: -International WS on man-machine interaction in live performance; -Interactive Arts in Italy, (collaboration with Summer Music Program, New York University); – Third International Symposium CMMR 2005, Computer Music Modeling and Retrieval\u201d;  – MOSART (Music Orchestration System in Algorithmic Research and Technology, HPRN-CT-2000-00115; – MODEM, Music Open Distance Exchange Model, Programma Leonardo da Vinci  nr. I\/05\/B\/F\/PP-154059.He has been invited both as speaker and performer at national RAI-TV networks (Mediamente, Futura City,..) and at many editions of  \u201cLa notte dei Ricercatori\u201d (Pisa, Roma, La Spezia, Ferrara, Livorno…) and “Festival della Scienza”, Genova and recently at RomeCUP,[3] TEDxArezzo,[4] TEDxUniversityofLuxembourg.[5]Thanks to a collaboration with the Steinhardt School of New York University he has been invited at Interactive ART Festival’99 and  NYCElectronic Music Festival’13  in New York, Tulane University in New Orleans. With Lucrezia de Domizio, curator of artist Joseph Beuys’s opera, he has been present in many Contemporary Art events such as La Biennale di Venezia (49a e 53a), ArsAevi Museum di Sarajevo.On the occasion of the Centenary of the first radio telegraphy transmission across the Atlantic by Guglielmo Marconi (Celebrazioni Marconiane, 2001) he was awarded the \u201cPremio Marconi 2002 per l\u2019Arte Tecnologica\u201d for the electro-acoustic opera \u201cKITE\u201d.[6]After researches on the peculiar reverberation characteristics of the Pisa’s Baptistry, he composed the concert \u201cSiderisVOX\u201d where the monument is considered a \u201cmusical instrument\u201d using computer generated anechoic sounds (June 2006 and June 2016).[7]Recently he started the project \u201cCollisions\u201d [8] together with Alessandro Baris (percussionist and composer) realizing a set\/concert in the consumer\/avant-garde music area: Collisions has been performed in many Contemporary Art and Music Festivals such as roBOt Festival, Bologna,[9] Dancity (Foligno) and Electropark (Genova).Expanding Horizons, CD, Capstone Records CPS-8630, B000001YV4SU\u00d8N1, CD, EMA Records, SIAE  elinEMAR001SpringUP, DVD – performance multimediale, SIAE F40004708506COLLISIONS: DVD, EMA Records, Siae: elinEMAR002roBOT Festival (video) [10]Masses and Seamotion (video) [11]Informatica e Musica, Jackson Libri, 1992.Interface, Journal of New Music Research, (Guest Editor) Vol. 22 n. 1, Swets & Zeitlinger B.V., 1993.Musica Informatica, storia, filosofia e tecnologia della computer music, Apogeo\/Maggioli, 2014.Quotations[edit]IEEE Spectrum, Dec. 1997. Electronic Music Interfaces, New ways to play, J.Paradiso.  The Times, 9 dic.1999, pag.20. The Herald Tribune, 1999. New York Times, 13 aprile 1999. Panorama, n. 30, 2001. Newton n. 7, 2000. Machine Musicianship, Robert Rowe, The MIT Press, 2002. Deotisalvi, L\u2019architetto del secolo d’oro. Pierotti P., Benassi L., Pacini Editore, 2002. Servizio televisivo trasmissione FuturaCity, RAI, 2004.See also[edit]References[edit]External links[edit]"},{"@context":"http:\/\/schema.org\/","@type":"BreadcrumbList","itemListElement":[{"@type":"ListItem","position":1,"item":{"@id":"https:\/\/wiki.edu.vn\/en\/wiki40\/#breadcrumbitem","name":"Enzyklop\u00e4die"}},{"@type":"ListItem","position":2,"item":{"@id":"https:\/\/wiki.edu.vn\/en\/wiki40\/leonello-tarabella-wikipedia\/#breadcrumbitem","name":"Leonello Tarabella – Wikipedia"}}]}]