Diego Capoccitti

About me

I am a composer, researcher, and educator working at the intersection of music, technology, and audiovisual art. With a background in engineering and electronic music, my work explores sound as a structural, expressive, and computational medium.

I currently teach Informatica Musicale and related disciplines at the Conservatories of Pescara and Frosinone (Italy), where my activity focuses on digital audio, sound synthesis, audiovisual composition, and creative coding. Alongside teaching, I develop compositional projects that combine electronic music, algorithmic processes, and visual media, often blurring the boundaries between concert music, sound art, and experimental performance.

I have also worked in sound design and music composition for cinema and television, collaborating on projects where sound plays a central narrative and expressive role. My artistic research is driven by an interest in the relationship between sound, form, and perception — and by the use of technology not as an end in itself, but as a tool for expanding musical language and expressive possibilities.