Daniele Bravi (Rome, 1974) started studying composition at the Conservatorio Santa Cecilia in Rome where he achieved his diploma with the maximum credits and distinction and the prize of the best diploma of the year.
After the diploma he studied with Ivan Fedele at the Conservatoire National de Règion in Strasbourg and with Salvatore Sciarrino, Pascal Dusapin, Wolgang Rihm ed Helmut Lachenmann.
He has been selected by the comitè de lecture of the IRCAM and the Ensemble Intercontemporain to participate at the stage de composition et d'informatique musicale 2006.
His music is based on an accurate research of tone colours which he achieves by using classical instruments and on the manipulation of the concept of time: the extremely conscious use of the sound material enables him to control impressions of the flow of time.
Daniele Bravi's musical ideas are connected with philosophy, mathematics, physics and architectural principals like on La Curva di Lìgaso (2004) for piano, Rifrazioni Lontane (2004) for orchestra (first price at the Musica Europa-2004 competition), Meditazione Prima 'in co' - Hommàge à Descartes (2002) for ensemble and the recent work Quartetto n.2 (2005) for string quartet performed by the Arditti quartet.
His music has been exhibited in several festivals.
Three of his piano compositions were selected as obligatory material for The 10 th Piano Competition of Pietro Squartini (1998) and they were extracted in two works published by Bèrben.
(CV updated to January 2007)