After having devoted himself to avant-garde music, during last years Emanuele Casale started making post-classical compositions.

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His latest works are inspired by classical music, peaceful sounds, pop-mainstream culture, underground electronics...

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He has won the following international competitions: first prize in the Irino Prize in Tokyo; first prize in the Reading Panel in Paris; first prize in the IMEB-Bourges; first prize in the GRAME at the Centre National de Création Musicale in Lyon; first prize in both “juniores” and “senjores” categories in the International Music Council/Unesco Irem competition. In Italy he has been awarded prizes by Cemat in Rome and Carloni Foundation in L'Aquila.

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Casale’s compositions have been performed by a number of concert institutions: BBC Symphony Orchestra, Orchestra della Rai, Teatro La Fenice in Venice, Colon Theatre in Buenos Aires, Teatro alla Scala in Milan, Venice Biennale and many others.

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He wrote the video-opera Conversations with Chomsky for the Fondazione I Teatri di Reggio Emilia and for the Parco della Musica in Rome. The text of this work was written under the supervision of the linguist and political activist Noam Chomsky.

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He studied at the Vincenzo Bellini and Licinio Refice conservatories, getting a first class honours degree. 

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Emanuele Casale's works are published by Casa Ricordi / Universal Music Publishing Group.