I Virtuosi Italiani: Genius between innovation and tradition
Verona, Teatro Ristori
About the Event
Experience an exceptional blend of musical mastery with I Virtuosi Italiani: Genius between innovation and tradition at the iconic Teatro Ristori. This enchanting evening invites classical music aficionados to savor the confluence of innovation and heritage through compelling performances. Offering an exceptional program, the event will mesmerize spectators with works such as 'Nenia e Recitativo, per violoncello e archi' and 'Aria, per violoncello e archi' by the acclaimed Eliodoro Sollima. Audiences will also delight in the timeless 'Concerto in Do maggiore per violoncello Hob. Vilb 1' by Franz Joseph Haydn. Adding a unique touch to the lineup is 'Fecit Neap. 17 per violoncello, archi e continuo' by Giovanni Sollima, ensuring a captivating evening that seamlessly blends classic and contemporary styles. At the esteemed Teatro Ristori, this celebration of musical artistry is not to be missed, appealing to both traditionalists and modern enthusiasts alike. Witness how I Virtuosi Italiani breathe life into their instruments, showcasing their virtuosity in a splendid balance of genres, and delve into a realm where innovation and tradition harmoniously coexist.
Program
- Eliodoro Sollima – Nenia e Recitativo, per violoncello e archi
- Eliodoro Sollima – Aria, per violoncello e archi
- Franz Joseph Haydn – Concerto in Do maggiore per violoncello Hob. Vilb 1
- Giovanni Sollima – Fecit Neap. 17 per violoncello, archi e continuo
Artists
| Soloist: | Giovanni Sollima Giovanni Sollima graduated in cello with G. Perriera and in composition with E. Sollima. He furthered his studies in Salzburg with A. Janigro and in Stuttgart wit M. Kelemen. A reputed performer and composer, Sollima creates new blends of the most diverse genres by combining elements of classical and rock music, as well as of music of all the Mediterranean area. |
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| Orchestra: | I Virtuosi Italiani One of Italy's most significant musical collectives, I Virtuosi Italiani formed in 1989, bringing together some of the nation's most acclaimed string players to form an ensemble renowned for its authentic practice and unique timbre. Collaborating with theatres and venues all over the world, the ensemble welcomes guest artists as both soloists and temporary ensemble members, as demanded by the works on the programme, as well as a starry roster of guest conductors. Focused on Baroque, Classical and Contemporary repertoire, the ensemble has over 100 recordings and several major awards to its credit. |
Address
Teatro Ristori, Via Teatro Ristori, 7, Verona, Italy — Google Maps