Dr Tommaso Perego

Since the conservatory studies, ranging from Avant-Garde compositional techniques, arrangement, composition, harmony and counterpoint, orchestra conducting, music technology, and performance, Dr Perego has established a practice in the field of Software Augmented Acoustic Instruments (Les jeux sont Faits), winning the 2006 iXem Price with Incastro di Mondi, an improvisational piece for Bass Clarinet, Flute, Violin and Wireless Gamepad. Since in the UK, Dr Perego worked alongside theatre makers (Rotozaza, Silvia Mercuriali, Talia Randall), and choreographers (Jalianne Li, Kristen McNally) and created works shown at important venues in London (e.g. The Roundhouse, Linbury Theatre at the Royal Opera House Covent Garden) or in locations throughout the world (see the work Wondermart 2010, and I Hear You See Me 2016), to explore the application of sound to different media, in particular implementing spatial audio techniques and technologies (such as Ambisonics and Wavefield Synthesis). In 2014, he chaired the First International Conference on Sound and Movement Practice in collaboration with Goldsmiths University of London, Trinity Laban Conservatoire, and Game of Life and Mondriaan Foundations. Since then, he has been publishing and presenting work and research at different conferences, most notably the Audio Engineering Society on Immersive Audio 2019.

On the Natural Medicine side of things, Dr Perego has published a thesis on Minerals in Plants, tracing the relation between
substances in plants and their therapeutic action on humans, and presented at the British Sociological Society on the importance of diet in prevention and long-term health. Currently, he has established a Naturopathy Clinic business under which name he professes to work with chronic fatigue clients and female health.