Max Fuschetto

The Profile

Italian composer and oboist from Campania (Benevento). Active since 2005, he blends contemporary classical, electronics, and world music across albums such as Frontiere (2005), Popular Games (2010), Sùn Nà (2015), Mother Moonlight (2018), and Ritmico non Ritmico (2022). Collaborations include Enzo Oliva, Andrea Chimenti, and members of Osanna, with broadcasts on Rai Radio Tre and Deutschlandfunk.

Reviewed on DeBaser: Sùn Nà (2015), Mother Moonlight (2018), Ritmico non Ritmico (2022). Earlier albums: Frontiere (2005), Popular Games (2010). Instruments: oboe, saxophone; electronic music expertise. Origin: Campania (Benevento), Italy. Collaborations: Enzo Oliva, Andrea Chimenti, Pasquale Capobianco, Irving Vairetti, Antonella Pelilli, Giulio Costanzo.

Three DeBaser reviews portray Max Fuschetto as a Campania-born composer and oboist who blends contemporary classical, ambient, and world music. Albums like Sùn Nà, Mother Moonlight, and Ritmico non Ritmico highlight calm, refined atmospheres with piano and strings. Influences cited include Debussy, Bartok, Arvo Pärt, Brian Eno, and Harold Budd. The writing is accessible yet sophisticated, with links to visual art and evocative inner landscapes.