Ciro Ferrigno, classical music composer

Ciro Ferrigno

Biography

The Italian composer and pianist, Ciro Ferrigno graduated in piano, harpsichord, instrumentation and composition from the Conservatorio San Pietro a Majella Napoli.  He studied chamber music with Alexander Lonquich and composition with Luciano Chailly.  In 1985 in Naples, Mr. Ferrigno premiered compositions by Copland and Shostakovich.  He collaborated with the conservatives of Naples and Pesaro as Master and harpsichordist, and also with the theaters of Orvieto and Verdi in Salerno. Winner of several composition competitions, including a Unesco competition, he has composed music for documentaries, symphonic and chamber works.  Recently he composed a suite for flute, clarinet and bassoon and string orchestra.


Composer Title Date Action
Ciro Ferrigno FantasiaSonata 03/29/2011 Play Add to playlist
Ciro Ferrigno Sonnandula 03/29/2011 Play Add to playlist
Ciro Ferrigno Piano Trio 03/29/2011 Play Add to playlist
Ciro Ferrigno Five Crazy Clarinets 03/30/2011 Play Add to playlist
Ciro Ferrigno Alhambra 03/31/2011 Play Add to playlist
Ciro Ferrigno Musiche nascono e muoiono, from Tre liriche 03/31/2011 Play Add to playlist
Ciro Ferrigno Il sonno nei mattini, from Tre liriche 03/31/2011 Play Add to playlist
Ciro Ferrigno La pietraia, from Tre liriche 03/31/2011 Play Add to playlist
Ciro Ferrigno Insperati Presagi 03/29/2011 Play Add to playlist