Giulia Tagliavia and Lucio Perotti perform on John Adams, Frank Zappa and Steve Reich’s music, in a “two-pianos” concert at the Auditorium Parco della Musica in Rome.
“Le Mura di Bergamo” , feature-lenght documentary by Stefano Savona will premiere at 73rd Berlin International Film Festival, in the competitive Section Encounters. Music composed by Giulia Tagliavia.
February 2nd, 2023
From February 2023 Giulia Tagliavia is part of the composition department at Saint Louis College of Music in Rome.
December, 2022
Performance with PMCE at Auditorium Parco della Musica
Giulia Tagliavia performs as pianist in the contemporary music ensemble PMCE in two concerts on Michael Torke’s and Steve Reich’s music at the Auditorium Parco della Musica in Rome.
December 17th, 2021
“Moonlight Jerusalem” premiere at Centre Pompidou
The documentary “Moonlight Jerusalem” by Tamara Erde will be presented at Centre Pompidou in Paris. OST by Giulia Tagliavia.
November 28th, 2021
A new documentary première at Torino Film Festival
The documentary “Strehler, com’è la notte?” about the great Italian director Giorgio Strehler, will premiere out of competition at Tff. OST by Giulia Tagliavia.
October 24th, 2021
Performance in Rome for Terraforma FestivalGiulia Tagliavia will take part to a piano marathon on Erik Satie’s “Vexations”, at MACRO Museum in Rome, during the night, for Terraforma Festival.
September 21th, 2021 Screening at the cinema in Rome
“Il Palazzo” by Federica Di Giacomo, with OST by Giulia Tagliavia, will have its Rome premiere at Cinema Farnese.
September 20th, 2021
Performance at Venice Biennale Musica 2021 with PMCEGiulia Tagliavia will perform within the Ensemble PMCE on Morton Feldman’s “Rothko Chapel”, for Biennale Musica 2021 in Venice.
September 5th, 2021
World premiere of “Il Palazzo” at Venice’s Giornate degli Autori 2021
“Il Palazzo” by Federica di Giacomo will premiere at Venice Film Festival’s Giornate degli Autori. OST by Giulia Tagliavia.
August 26/27th, 2021
Soundtrack workshop at Festival Mercurio d’Argento in Massa, Tuscany
Giulia Tagliavia will lead a workshop on Samouni Road’s OST at Mercurio d’Argento Festival.
July 22th, 2021
Performance at Macro museum in Rome
Giulia Tagliavia on a solo live-electronics set at Macro museum in Rome.
July 19th, 2021
A concert in Castelbuono with David Riondino and Ensemble Ubertini
Music by Tagliavia, Betta, Buscemi, Maniaci, Vaccaro. Conductor Lorenzo Antonio Iosco.
May 1st, 2021
At the Primo Maggio concert with Vasco Brondi
Live performance for the Labour Day, aired on the Italian tv channel Rai 3 (watch here)
Selection for Berlinale Talents 2021
Giulia Tagliavia is invited as composer to Berlinale Talents 2021, the “annual summit and networking platform of the Berlin International Film Festival outstanding creatives from the fields of film and drama series”.
December 28th, 2020
Piano solo performance in Palermo
Giulia Tagliavia performs “Il Cantico dei Quattro Canti”, a piano solo concert live streamed by Cinema City Palermo.
“Our Road” International premiere at IDFA 2020
Pierfrancesco Li Donni’s film, with music by Giulia Tagliavia, is in Kids&Docs. IDFA programmer Marije Veenstra talks about “Our Road” as a “hidden gem within the selection”.
Letterature Migranti Festival 2020
For the 2020 edition of the Letterature Migranti Festival, an online virtual “jukebox” collecting 24 tracks will host a solo piano Tango by Giulia Tagliavia and an improvisation at the piano with cello.
New sound installation in Cagliari
At the end of the residency program Officin&Ideali, in Sardinia, Giulia Tagliavia presents a project called “Phono-snapshots”, a sound installation in the Botanical Garden in Cagliari.
“Our Road” awarded as Best Film at Biografilm 2021
The documentary directed by Pierfrancesco Li Donni, with music by Giulia Tagliavia, got the Best Film Award at the 2020 edition of Biografilm Festival in Bologna.
A reading with Stefano Benni in Bologna
A soirée of music and reading on Dino Buzzati’s stories, with Giulia Tagliavia and Stefano Benni in the beautiful set of the LabOratorio of San Filippo Neri in Bologna.
