Ottavio de Carli


Ottavio de Carli (born 1961 in Bologna, Italy) is an Italian writer, musician and teacher.

Life

Soon after his birth his parents moved to Pakistan. He later returned to Italy and continued his studies, and was awarded a degree at the Pavia University. His first book was Franco Margola (1908–1992)- Catalogo delle opere published in Brescia in 1993. His second book was about the same composer - Franco Margola (1908–1992)- Il musicista e la sua opera (Brescia,1995). He also wrote a presentation for Disney in Italy, called "Ehi-Ho! Il magico incanto di Walt Disney - Presentazione" (1998).

He worked for the University of Milano, and wrote a Presentation of the Ars Canonica of Bach for it.[1]

He wrote the libretti of two Italian operas by composer Domenico Clapasson: Il Giardino del Gigante (2001) and La chiamavan Cappuccetto Rosso (Brescia, La Scuola, 2010).

Notes and references
  1. Ottavio de Carli - L'ars canonica di J. S. Bach
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