Spoleto (PG) - The Association of Friends of Spoleto Onlus presents REVIEW organ "Luigi Antonini" now in its 43th edition. The event will take place between June 29 and July 13 and is part of the Spoleto Festival 2Mondi.
The Review, valorizing period instruments sites in churches in the area, will consist of four events starring the Italian antique organ and the positive, as soloists or in combination with instruments or voice. It will trace a path through the pages of its features musical literature, both authentically revived thanks to the level of the artists involved with the specifications of selected organs.
Music coordinator of the exhibition is the Maestro. Paolo Sebastiani, Professor of Theory of Harmony and Analysis at the Conservatory "A. Casella" in L'Aquila.
Program
June 29, 18.00
Spoleto - Basilica of St. Pontian
(Organ "Faithful John," XVII sec.)
natural trumpet Andrea Di Mario
Gabriele organ Catalucci
music of the buckets. XVII-XVIII
Gabrielli, Scarlatti, Stradella, Stanley, Handel and Clarke
Sunday, June 30, 18.00
Cascia - Church of St. Antonio Abate
(Organ attributable to "Luca Blacks", XVI century).
Mariangela Soprano Campoccia
organ Silvio Angelo Rosati
vocal music of
Loreto Vittori, Barbara Strozzi, Giovanni Battista Short, Pasquale Anfossi
organ music of
Baldassarre Galuppi, Giuseppe Gherardeschi, Giovanni Morandi
Sunday, July 7, 18.00
Trevi - Church Museum of S. Francesco
(Organ originally "Master Paul of Peter Paul from Montefalco", XVI century).
organ Liuwe Tamminga
music by
Girolamo Frescobaldi, Giovanni Battista Ferrini, Jan Pieterszoon Sweelinck, Athanasius Kircher, Santiago de Murcia, Diego Fernandez de Huete, Luigi Vecchiotti, Gaetano Greek ...
Saturday, July 13, 18.30
Spoleto - Basilica of SS. Dominic and Francis
(Organ positive "A. Carbonetti", 1991)
Emanuela Agatoni violins, Marta Lazzari
cello Nicholas Degl'Innocenti
organ Alessandro Bianconi
music
Church Sonatas by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
the very first time in the modern era in concert pieces from the opera organ of Father Antonio Maria Musilli (1792-1880)
Info
http://www.festivaldispoleto.com
