What happens when digital natives meet great Classical music?When the very young who have grown up on bread and social media discover that adolescence has been narrated in all its difficulty in the out-of-time notes of universally recognized artists?Between Lieder and tablets, here comes a love affair.Difficult loves, incommunicability of one’s deepest reality, painful separations,…
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Described by critics as one of the most well-known and admired Italian guitarists (CD Classica), Flavio Cucchi has given hundreds of recitals in America, Europe, Asia and Australia, participating in radio and television broadcasts of the world’s leading broadcasters (BBC, RAI, ZDF, Bayerischer Rundfunk, Televisa Mexico, Television Corporation of Singapore, Radio Prague and others). Many…
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Francois Couperin, a Parisian author, is considered the greatest harpsichordist in history along with J.S.Bach and Domenico Scarlatti. His great instrumental work consists of 27 Suites called Ordres in which characters, mostly female, are delicately depicted as refined psychological portraits of women, something unheard of in instrumental music of the time. Johann Sebastian Bach wrote…
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Dance has always given movement to music, the movement of rhythm, The physical movement. But the inner movement, the psychic movement, the movement of affects, was given by the composers and composers through their art. Because it is art that makes possible the fusion of the movement of the mind with that of the body.…
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The MASSENZIO 2035 project is an ambitious initiative to disseminate the works of the great composer Domenico Massenzio da Ronciglione, one of the leading names of the Roman School of the early 17th century. The repertoire selected for “At the Creation of the World” aims to trace a broad profile in the work of Maxentius,…
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