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Fabrizio Piepoli
Singer, multi-instrumentalist, composer, professor of Traditional Music of the Mediterranean and Traditional Singing Styles in the Conservatories of Lecce. For over 20 years he has been active in the Italian music scene. He started his career in the ‘80s within the new-wave rock context and he has always nurtured a profound love for mediterranean traditions and ancient sacred music.
He trained in many vocal styles: Old Roman Chant (Oriental Christian Liturgy melismatic style), Southern Italian tarantella, pizzica and ‘canto alla stisa’, arabic tarab vocal style. He also studied and performed Reinassance music, Monteverdi madrigals, and contemporary classical music.
His wide vocal range, the timbre nuances and the frequent use of the looping technique co-create an ecstatic and pulsating unique sound, by mixing ambient-wave sophisticated sounds and Mediterranean melisma with an ethereal soprano touch.
Singer, multi-instrumentalist, composer, professor of Traditional Music of the Mediterranean and Traditional Singing Styles in the Conservatories of Lecce. For over 20 years he has been active in the Italian music scene. He started his career in the ‘80s within the new-wave rock context and he has always nurtured a profound love for mediterranean traditions and ancient sacred music.
He trained in many vocal styles: Old Roman Chant (Oriental Christian Liturgy melismatic style), Southern Italian tarantella, pizzica and ‘canto alla stisa’, arabic tarab vocal style. He also studied and performed Reinassance music, Monteverdi madrigals, and contemporary classical music.
His wide vocal range, the timbre nuances and the frequent use of the looping technique co-create an ecstatic and pulsating unique sound, by mixing ambient-wave sophisticated sounds and Mediterranean melisma with an ethereal soprano touch.
He trained in many vocal styles: Old Roman Chant (Oriental Christian Liturgy melismatic style), Southern Italian tarantella, pizzica and ‘canto alla stisa’, arabic tarab vocal style. He also studied and performed Reinassance music, Monteverdi madrigals, and contemporary classical music.
His wide vocal range, the timbre nuances and the frequent use of the looping technique co-create an ecstatic and pulsating unique sound, by mixing ambient-wave sophisticated sounds and Mediterranean melisma with an ethereal soprano touch.
Singer, multi-instrumentalist, composer, professor of Traditional Music of the Mediterranean and Traditional Singing Styles in the Conservatories of Lecce. For over 20 years he has been active in the Italian music scene. He started his career in the ‘80s within the new-wave rock context and he has always nurtured a profound love for mediterranean traditions and ancient sacred music.
He trained in many vocal styles: Old Roman Chant (Oriental Christian Liturgy melismatic style), Southern Italian tarantella, pizzica and ‘canto alla stisa’, arabic tarab vocal style. He also studied and performed Reinassance music, Monteverdi madrigals, and contemporary classical music.
His wide vocal range, the timbre nuances and the frequent use of the looping technique co-create an ecstatic and pulsating unique sound, by mixing ambient-wave sophisticated sounds and Mediterranean melisma with an ethereal soprano touch.
