Fabio Barzagli

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Fabio Barzagli (b. 1974)is an Italian creative musician, sound designer and seeking in computer music, branch of the electronic music, field that has been developing since the end of '80 and having it's own diffusion in the middle of '90 mainly through international competitions named demoparty. These competitions are taking place, nowadays, in the most important European and Extra-European capitals, where Mr. Barzagli is well-known and appreciated with the name of fby.


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[edit] Biography

He's been composing about one thousand pieces since 1986 until today going from the classic music to movie soundtrack, rock, ethnic and also videogame and techno music.

[edit] European demoscene


Demoscene
Concepts
Demo - Demoparty - Effects - Demogroup - Compo
Parties
Current: Alternative Party - Assembly - Breakpoint - Buenzli - Evoke - The Gathering
Past: Mekka & Symposium - The Party - Scene Event
Websites
Hornet Archive - Pouët - Scene.org - demoscene.tv
v • d • e

He's been tracking on the demoscene between 1994 and 2007 as member of:

SoftOne, Dark Age, Spyral, X-Zone, Phase Distortion.


He won several parties, here some:

  • The Italian Gathering (Italy) - 1st place with Apache
  • Mekka Symphosium in Fallingbostel (Germany) - 4th place with Pinked
  • Solskogen 2006 in Norway - 3rd place with Dreaming Jungle
  • DIHALT 2006 in Nizhny Novgorod Russia - 2nd place with Lifetree (flash animation compo)
  • Outline in Braamt, the Netherlands - 1st place with Tear come to her eyes
  • 7D6 Demoparty in Istanbul (Turkey) - 3rd place with Overmoon
  • 15 years Oxyron Party in Germany - 1st place with Escape From The Dark


[edit] Videogames

He has composed the music of several world-wide distributed computer games like Trauma Zero (click boom, shoot'em up), Tony Tough and the night of Roasted Moths (Microids, adventure game), Xtm motor racing (Midas UK, arcade), The Nutecracker (Game Boy title), Euro League Manager (Manik Europe, soccer manager), Steam Empire (atlanteq, arcade) and many other tracks for Colors Multimedia, HP games, and Dinabyte.

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