Teaching and artistic practice develop together

Everyone has their own language. Michele Tadini approaches composition as an exchange, supporting each student in finding a personal musical language and a relationship with the act of creating.

For Michele Tadini, teaching is inseparable from artistic practice. It is a reciprocal process: what is shared with students returns through discussion, discovery and the encounter between different generations and musical experiences.

His work across composition, electronics and theatre informs an approach that does not prescribe an aesthetic and respects different sensibilities and ways of making music. Cooperation between disciplines creates room for that exploration.

• Conservatoire National de Musique et Danse de Lyon

  Professor of composition — Musique Mixte

  Since 2009

  Composition brings instrumental and vocal writing into dialogue with electronics. Alongside his composition class, Tadini teaches music computing within the contemporary composition programme.

• Université Jean Monnet, Saint-Étienne

  Réalisateur en Informatique Musicale — RIM

  Since 2012

  Teaching within the master’s programme in contemporary creation and new technologies. His electroacoustic composition course explores multichannel sound through the analysis and development of patches, including granular synthesis and FFT processing.

His teaching experience also includes composition and electronic music at IRMus in Milan and pedagogical work at Tempo Reale in Florence.

Selected lectures and lecture-concerts from the Works chronology.

• 2002Suoni in corsoPisa
• 2000il corpo, la figuraPisa
• 1998Viaggio all’interno del suono (Lezione/concerto)Festival Regola, gioco · Milano