Ezio Bosso's archive finds home in Turin at Polo del '900
The archive of composer Ezio Bosso, who passed away two years ago, has been established at the Polo del '900 cultural center in Turin. His family has entrusted this collection to the Istituto Piemontese Antonio Gramsci, which contains scores, notebooks, and various career artifacts. Noteworthy items include the score for the Fourth Symphony for the Magna Charta of European Universities (2015), materials from his first album 'The 12th Room', and notebooks with insights on pieces such as 'Split'. The archive also includes tributes from director Gabriele Salvatores and artist David Tremlett. A commemorative concert, conducted by Michele Gamba, is scheduled for May 16 at Teatro Regio di Turin, with an exhibition set to launch in May. Ivana Bosso expressed that the archive will motivate future generations.
Key facts
- Ezio Bosso's archive is housed at Polo del '900 in Turin.
- The archive is deposited at Istituto Piemontese Antonio Gramsci.
- Includes score for Fourth Symphony for Magna Charta of European Universities (2015).
- Materials from debut solo album 'The 12th Room' (Gold Disc, Sanremo 2016).
- Contains notebooks with poems and reflections on 'Split' and 'Postcards from far away'.
- Tributes from Gabriele Salvatores (soundtracks for three films) and David Tremlett (bronze hands sculpture).
- Alessandro Bollo is outgoing director; Emiliano Paoletti takes over April 1.
- May 2022: exhibition at Polo del '900 and concert at Teatro Regio di Turin on May 16.
- Concert conducted by Michele Gamba with Filarmonica TRT.
Entities
Artists
- Ezio Bosso
- Gabriele Salvatores
- David Tremlett
- Michele Gamba
Institutions
- Polo del '900
- Istituto Piemontese Antonio Gramsci
- Filarmonica TRT
- Teatro Regio di Torino
Locations
- Turin
- Italy
- Piazza Statuto
- Teatro Juvarra
- Palazzo Barolo