15. Risonanze Italiane

Beatrice Cioni

Risonanze Italiane

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Risonanze Italiane

Beatrice Cioni

Risonanze Italiane is a sound journey set in Italy, exploring memory, rituals, crises, and transformations. Composed entirely from recordings made in the country, it brings together everyday sounds — sometimes voices, sometimes soundscapes — that together tell the story of a shared acoustic memory. The work unfolds as a journey through birth and the vitality of everyday life, rituals and the sense of community, the crisis and silence of the pandemic, leading finally to the sea and the ticking of a clock — symbols of renewal and resilience. The result is a work built with loops and textures, creating a kind of reverberation that reflects on memory, its fragility, and the persistence of sound beyond silence. Risonanze Italiane is both an emotional reflection and an acoustic archive, giving the listener the opportunity to reconnect with sounds that are disappearing but that shape the sense of community.

This composition uses the following sounds:

Artist bio

Beatrice Cioni, also known as tricetrice, is an Italian multi-instrumentalist and experimental music producer. She studied Linguistic and Cultural Mediation alongside classical and jazz saxophone, and holds a Master’s in Music as an Interdisciplinary Art. She is currently completing her studies in Music Technology at ESMUC. Her work blends acoustic and electronic elements, combining saxophone, voice, and synthesizers. She makes experimental music, exploring both electronic and acoustic sounds, and merging contemporary jazz, sound design, and electronic textures. Beatrice is a member of LAB08001, a Barcelona-based experimental music collective focused on interdisciplinary sound research, and the founder of Motherboard, a community supporting FLINTA* artists in electronic music.