Martha Argerich, Peace Orchestra Project, Ricardo Castro, Federico Gad Crema: Special Project at Bologna Festival
Bologna, Auditorium Manzoni — Main Hall
About the Event
The word peace, next to the word orchestra, ignites hope, an idea for the future in the mind. The Peace Orchestra Project is an initiative to which Martha Argerich, always sensitive to the cause of human and civil rights, has joined, among others. The orchestra is made up of young musicians between the ages of 18 and 25 from every nation and its main purpose is to promote, through music, social and religious integration between the different communities of the planet. Together with the 24‐year‐old Italian pianist Federico Gad Crema, the great Argentinian pianist will perform the virtuosic and sparkling Concerto for two pianos by Francis Poulenc.
Program
- Bernstein, Leonard – Candide Overture
- Poulenc, Francis – Concert for two pianos and orchestra in D minor
- Campogrande, Nicola – Symphony n.2 “A new World”
- Stravinsky, Igor Fyodorovich – L’oiseau de feu ballet suite op.20
Artists
Piano: | Argerich, Martha Although she tends to avoid the limelight, Argentine pianist Martha Argerich is widely recognized as one of the great piano virtuosos of our time.
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Orchestra: | Peace Orchestra Project |
Conductor: | Castro, Ricardo |
Piano: | Crema, Federico Gad |
Address
Auditorium Manzoni, Via de'Monari 1/2, Bologna, Italy — Google Maps