Emilio Galante

Ciaccona di Dario' was written in 2001 for the birth of my son. The inspiring motif are the typical ostinato from Chaconne, elaborated according to rhythmic processes borrowed from the Fibonacci serie...

Gwion is a pseudonym, the name of an English poet of the 12th century corresponding to the Irish hero Fionn. Robert Graves wrote about him in the book The White Goddess. In Galante's imagination, the...

Febonacci Chaccone is part of a series of pieces for the Haydn orchestra, Febonacci Tango, inspired by a numerical sequence created by the Italian mathematician Leonardo Febonacci. It is scored for pi...

Water Variations was written in Lampedusa, a very little island between Sicily and Tunisia. The very fluid character of the melody comes from the feeling that you would have living inside the sea, wit...

Emilio Galante has created a flowing atmosphere using smooth arpeggiations throughout the flute orchestra. This piece would provide a stunning addition to any serious flute choir's programming.