Thierry Lancino

Thierry Lancino is a distinguished French composer, born in Civray, Vienne, whose works are celebrated for their depth and emotional resonance. With a background that includes studies at the University of Poitiers, Paris Conservatory, Colgate, and Stanford, Lancino's compositions reflect a rich tapestry of influences and a profound commitment to musical exploration. He was honored as a Pensionnaire of the French Academy in Rome at the Villa Medici, where he crafted his renowned music theater piece. His extensive body of work includes the monumental "Requiem," described by the composer as both an epic fresco and a sacred contemplation on human mortality. Lancino's compositions, such as his Violin Concerto and "Prelude and Death of Virgil," are known for their dramatic intensity and eloquent expression. His contributions to the musical world are further enriched by his past affiliation with IRCAM, where he worked under the guidance of Pierre Boulez. Whether through his choral works or orchestral pieces, Thierry Lancino's music invites listeners into a world of profound emotional and intellectual engagement.