Pierluigi Vienna

Pierluigi Vienna  is a classical and electric guitarist  who mastered his skills  under the guide

of masters like Roland Dyens, John McLaughlin, Scott Henderson, Ricky Portera, Franco Morone and attending Berklee and Musician Institute clinics. Since 2001 he won numerous guitar and music competitions while performing in Europe, US and Middle east.

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Later he masters modern and algorythmic composition with R. Ceni, A.Vigani, S.Sapir, and multichannel audio with Curtis Roads, attending Milan-Como Conservatories and SAE institute.

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He studies TouchDesigner with Andrew Quinn and researches in audio-video realtime interaction.

After cooperating with many venues and festivals as video artist in 2014 wins the

"S.Fedele Foundation Prize" competition and cooperates with IRCAM, Ensemble Interconteporaine and Milan Conservatory in the creation of the "OPTICKS" show for the "Milano Music Festival" where he performs a real-time audio-reactive videomapping on the theater's stage surfaces.

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In 2018 he creates Vienna Audio Modular System, an hardware / software modular system  shown at the international synth developers fair "SOUNDMIT" .​

In 2021 he masters Fim music composition at Rovigo Conservatory under the guide of M.Biscarini, D.Furlati, Y.Durant , G.Taviani. Since 1999 he's an active composer in a wide variety of musical genres and since 2005 teaches guitar and electronic music for the italian ministry of public education.

Original music was used in Netflix series and private corporate medias