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Gilda Buttà for over twenty five years collaborated with M° Ennio Morricone recording piano in most of  his films scores, including : The Legend of the pianist on the Ocean, Canon reverse, Love Affair, The Untouchables, Frantic, Casualties of War, The Good Pope, Bugsy and many others. This is why she is worldwide known as "the pianist of Morricone".

She appeared in several CD and DVD ("I Ennio Morricone", "Film Music", "Piano Solo", "Arena Concerto", "Yo Yo Ma Plays Morricone", "Ennio Morricone-Dulce Pontes "," Live in Japan "," Concert for Peace "," Live in Monaco ") and the various productions, concerts of Radio City Music Hall and Palazzo UN in New York, Herodes Atticus in Athens, Royal Albert Hall in London, Tokyo International Music Forum, Kremlin Palace in Moscow, Arena di Verona, the Auditorium Parco della Musica in Rome, National Theatre of Rio De Janeiro, Piazza San Marco in Venezia, Piazza del Duomo in Milan, Ljubljana Festival, Teatro alla Scala in Milan etc ..., She is also assiduous interpreter of M° Morricone absolute music, who dedicated her "Catalogue" (Suvini Zerboni 2000).

 

Gilda Buttà began her studies at the age of six with his father ( a violinist) . Later she continued, winning a scholarship to the Conservatory of Milan, with Carlo Vidusso, graduating under his leadership at the age of sixteen with the highest honors. In the same years she made her debut as soloist with the Orchestra of the RAI in Milan, winning shortly thereafter national and international competitions, including the "Premio Liszt" in Livorno.

Then follows the teachings of Lucia Passaglia, Guido Agosti and Rodolfo Caporali. The concert career has taken her to play for the most important institutions, both as a soloist and in chamber ensembles throughout Europe, USA, South America, Japan, Korea, China, Russia and Israel.

Dedicated to the most diverse styles, from contemporary music through experimentation and contamination, has developed a vast repertoire and complete.

 

With cellist Luca Pincini, her husband in life, is a special deal of understanding, based on the much curiosity as the rigor of musical choices, which has led them to perform the whole of the works of Beethoven, Brahms, Chopin, pages of all the major authors of the classical repertoire, often devoted to compositions by musicians of today, with excellent collaborations. Her vast repertoire for piano and orchestra, ranging from Mozart to Beethoven, Brahms, Gershwin, Rachmaninov, Shostakovich, up to Nyman, performed for the IUC Rome, directed by the author himself.

She was honored with several awards, including the "Taormina for the Arts.”

 

Always has been active as a soloist with other musicians dedicated to Films and Theatre including Luis Bacalov, Nicola Piovani, Franco Piersanti, Paul Buonvino, Lele Marchitelli, Marco Betta, Paolo Silvestri, Daniele Luppi and Gianni Ferrio. Other excellent collaborations such as Mina and Vasco Rossi.

After being a professor of piano at the conservatories of Florence and Pescara, now teaches at the Conservatory “Licinio Refice “ in Frosinone.

She has recorded for BMG, CAM, SONY, MEG ITALY, PRIMROSE MUSIC LONDON, WARNER, VIRGIN, VICTOR, RCA, EMI. For "Weights & Measures", with Luca Pincini, he recorded "Two Skies", with music by Rachmaninov, Gershwin, and Ferrio "Clataja" special guest Roberto Gatto and Luca Bulgarelli. For the U07 Records has recorded, in duo with Luca Pincini, "Composers", "Absolutely Ennio Morricone" and "Playing George Gershwin”. 

Gilda Buttà

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Gilda Buttà recorded the Morricone Themes from "La leggenda del pianista sull'oceano" (1998)

Other Cinema, TV and  Theatre recordings include :

Luis Bacalov: “Almost America”;

Nicola Piovani: “Palombella rossa”, “Caro diario”, “La stanza del figlio”, “La voce della luna”, “Ginger e Fred”, “Bianca”; “La cantata del Fiore e del Buffo”

Franco Piersanti: “Preferisco il rumore del mare”, “Il commissario Montalbano”, “Il Caimano”;

Paolo Buonvino: “Padre Pio”, “L’ ultimo bacio”, “Ricordati di me”, “Manuale d’ amore”, “Caos calmo”;

Lele Marchitelli: “Piano Solo;

Marco Betta: “Il Manoscritto del Principe”, “Aldo Moro”;

Daniele Silvestri: “Controvento”

Daniele Luppi: “Malos Habitos”.

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