Marco Enrico Bossi

Bossi originated from a family group of organists and received his early teaching from his dad, Pietro Bossi. He later on studied in the Liceo Musicale in Bologna as well as the Milan Conservatory. He offered as organist and choirmaster in the Como Cathedral and obtained a reputation among the finest organists of his day time. He also offered as a instructor of tranquility and body organ at many conservatories throughout Italy. Bossi’s instrumental and body organ pieces had been his most effective and well known compositions. Like a composer, he shown a dramatic flair and a ability for such products as the shade poem. A good example of such a function can be =Il paradiso perduto= (1903), a choral piece representing chaos with formless rhythms and stark intervals. At the start from the 20th hundred years, Bossi participated in the renewal of nonoperatic Italian music. His affects at the moment had been that of Liszt, Franck and Brahms, leading him to include simple chromaticism into his function. He passed away at ocean in 1925 on the way to Italy from NY.