Matteo Sau

Matteo Sau was born, lives and works in Cagliari. He has collaborated with numerous musicians in projects ranging from popular music to South American music. He has worked with writers and actors to stage reading-concerts and theatrical performances, of which he has curated the musical parts both through the composition of original pieces and through the re-reading of already published pieces. He has participated in cultural promotion projects and taken part in festivals such as the Marina Cafè Noir and Cuncambias. He has collaborated with writers such as Francesco Abate, Daniele Biacchessi, Leonardo Padura Fuentes, Stefano Tassinari and Maurizio De Giovanni. He is the author of the lyrics and musical pieces of the theatrical show La stanza di Michelangelo. (2023)
He has the album Forse giorno dopo la luna (Produced by Stefano Guzzetti and published by Caracò in 2015) under his belt. The album, which also contains a reworking of the song Ho visto anche degli zingari felici, by Claudio Lolli, has as its main theme time and its perception. Moments that become infinite and very long periods that can be traced back to short frames.

  • 2011
  • 2012

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8 Aug

8 August 2012 ⋅ h 19:00

Barigau Square
Ulassai

È colpa tua

FRANCESCO ABATE / MARCO NOCE / MATTEO SAU

It is a journey into pain and hope, fear and courage, love and a guilt that does not exist, what the journalist-writer Francesco Abate tells. A journey of reparation within three stories, proposed with the complicity of Marco Noce and Matteo Sau on guitars and Enrico Spanu on laptop and video part, and the associations Prometeo A.I.T.F., A.I.D.O., Associazione Elisa Deiana Onlus. "Three compensations", as the author defines them, the first is ded...

5 Aug

5 August 2011 ⋅ h 19:00

Stazione dell'Arte
Ulassai

Books on stage: Chiedo scusa

FRANCESCO ABATE

Francesco Abate presents Chiedo Scusa Valter makes fun of the world because he has always been used to losing. He thinks the world should apologize to him. But when an illness leads him to an endless odyssey of pain, he feels that instead he is the one who should apologize to everyone. Because what he thought was his pain is a drop of the world's pain. A drop of injustice without remedy and explanation. And then, perhaps, Valter can discover joy....