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Monday 21 June - 12:00
Tuesday 22 June - 12:00
Wednesday 23 June - 12:00
Thursday 24 June - 12:00
Friday 25 June - 12:00
Saturday 26 June - 12:00
Sunday 27 June - 12:00
Monday 28 June - 12:00
Tuesday 29 June - 12:00
Wednesday 30 June - 12:00
Thursday 01 July - 12:00
Friday 02 July - 12:00
Saturday 03 July - 12:00
Sunday 04 July - 12:00

 
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Noontime Concerts

Tickets:
Friday, Saturday and Sunday
Unreserved Seat €30
From Monday to Thursday
Unreserved Seat €25
 
The traditional Noontime concerts return to the Teatro Caio Melisso  entrusted to the young talents of the Music School of Fiesole, with which  the Festival continues the successful collaboration that was launched last year, and the excellent string ensemble I Solisti di Perugia .

Scuola di Musica di Fiesole
The Music School of Fiesole was founded in 1974 as a free association by Piero Farulli and a group of musicians and music lovers. It has always emphasized the ensemble: the student begins at the age of six joining the ensemble Crescendo, then continues with the Youth Orchestra, Orchestra incenzo Galilei and finally the Italian Youth Orchestra, which has had the honor of having directors such as Abbado Ferro Muti, Sinopoli, Giulini, Tate. In addition to basic courses, the School offers annual courses of masterclass with teachers such as M. Tipo, N. Gutman, P. Vernikov, B. Canino, F. Helmerson, G. Corti, M. Postinghel, C. Desderi, the Trio of Parma. In 2002 it created the European Academy of the Quartet in network with some of the most important European training centers  from Vienna to Zurich, from Paris to Helsinki. Besides the four famous founders, Peter Farulli, Hatto Beyerle, Norbert Brainin, and Milan Skampa, its teachers have been musicians  such as G. Kurtág, V. Berlinsky, S. Sciarrino, A. Corghi, C. Coin, M. Stroppa, F. Vacchi. In 198 it was awarded the first Abbiati Prize as the best musical initiative. In 2004 the Italian Youth Orchestra was awarded the Abbiati Prize of Music Critics as best musical initiative which has trained thousands of professionals since 1984. In 2005 it received the National President of the Republic Award from Carlo Azeglio Ciampi upon the recommendation of the National Academy of Santa Cecilia, and in 2008 the Praemium Imperiale Grant for Young Artists. Andrea Lucchesini is currently Artistic Director of the Music School of Fiesole.
 
 
Program
 
June 21st
TRIO MAURICE
Livio Salvatore Troiano violin
Gianluca Muzzolon cello
Saskia Giorgini piano
W.A. Mozart 
Trio k548 in do major
Allegro
Andante cantabile
Allegro assai
R. Schumann
Trio no. 1 in re minor op. 63
Mit Energie und Leidenschaft
Lebhaft, doch nicht zu rasch
Langsam, mit inniger Empfindung
Mit Feuer
 
June 22nd  
SAX GROUP
Alda Dalle Lucche saxophone soprano
Lucia Danesi saxophone contralto
Chiara Pantera saxophone tenor
Michela Ciampelli saxophone baritone
“ NINEHUNDRED”
G. Ligeti
Bagatelles
Allegro con spirito
Rubato lamentoso
Allegro grazioso
Presto ruvido
Adagio mesto
Molto vivace capriccioso

M. Nyman - Songs for Tony I, II, III, IV
K. Weill - Three Songs
A. Piazzolla - Zita – Violentango
 
June 23rd
QUARTET MITJA
Giorgiana Strazzullo violin
Sergio Martinoli violin
Carmine Caniani viola
Angelo D’Andrea cello
W.A.Mozart
Quartet K. 421 in re minor
Allegro moderato
Andante
Minuet (allegretto)
Allegro ma non troppo. Più allegro
D. Shostakovich
Quartet op. 49 no.1 in do major
Moderato
Moderato
Allegro molto
Allegro
 
June 24th
QUARTET INDACO
Eleonora Matsuno violin
Jamiang Santi violin
Andrei Harabagiu viola
Naomi Berrill cello
L. van Beethoven
Quartet op. 18 no. 4 in do minor
Allegro ma non tanto
Andante scherzo quasi allegretto
Minuet (allegretto)
Allegro
C. Debussy
Quartet op.10
Animé et très decide
Assez vif et bien rythmé
Andantino, doucement espressif
Très modéré - Très mouvemente
 
●June 25th
Miriam Prandi cello
Edoardo Turbil piano
R. Schumann
5 Pieces in popular style op. 102 for cello and piano
Mit humor  "Vanitas vanitatum"
Langsam
Nicht schnell, mit viel Ton zu spielen
Nicht zu rasch
Stark and markirt
R. Schumann
Adagio e Allegro op. 70 for cello and piano 
Adagio. Langsam, mit innigem Ausdruck      
Allegro. Rasch und feurig
F. Chopin
Sonata in sol minor op. 65
Allegro Moderato
Scherzo: Allegro con brio
Largo
Finale: Allegro
 
● June 26th
WARHOL PIANO QUARTET
Filippo Fattorini
violin
Alessio Toro viola
Giulio Ferretti cello
Andrea Feroci piano
R. Schumann
Quartet in mi flat op.47
Sostenuto assai; Allegro, ma non troppo
Scherzo: Molto vivace
Andante cantabile
Finale: Vivace
G. Faurè
Quartet no. 2 in sol minor op.45
Allegro molto moderato
Allegro molto
Adagio non troppo
Allegro molto
 
● June 27th 
TRIO BOTERO
William Chiquito
violin
Wiktor Jasman cello
Gioia Giusti piano
W.A. Mozart
Trio in si flat major Kv502
Allegro
Larghetto
Allegretto 
F. Mendelssohn
Trio no. 1 in re minor op. 49
Molto allegro e agitato
Andante con moto tranquillo
Scherzo: leggiero e vivace
Finale: Allegro assai appassionato
 
●June 28th 
THE WINDS OF THE OGI
Matteo Sampaolo flute
Irene Paglietti oboe
Calogero Presti clarinet
Giulia Montorsi corno
Federico Loy bassoon
W. A. Mozart
Divertimento k270 in si bemolle maggiore
Allegro molto
Andantino
Menuetto
Presto
G. Ligeti
Six bagatelles  for wind quintet
Allegro con spirito
Rubato. Lamentoso
Allegro grazioso
Presto ruvido
Adagio mesto (in memory of  B. Bartòk)
Moderato vivace. Capriccioso
Silvia Colageo flute
Stefano Angius oboe
Pierluigi Capezzuto clarinet
Francesco Marotti horn 
Giorgio Bellò bassoon
F. J. Haydn
Divertimento in si flat major  (transcription by Harold Perry)
Allegro
Andante (Chorale by S. Antonio)
Minuet and Trio
Presto

J. Francaix
Quintet for winds no.1
Andante tranquillo
Presto
Theme and variations
Tempo of French march
 
● June 29th
William Chiquito violin
J.S.Bach - Sonata I in sol minor BWV1001 for violin solo
Adagio
Fuga
Siciliana
Presto
H. Wieniawsky – Etude-Caprice op. 18 no. 2,3,4 (duets)
William Chiquito, violin
Fanny Ravier, violin
B.Bartòk – from 44 duets for two violins
44 – Transylvanian dance
19 – A fairy tale
16 – Burlesque
28 – Sorrow
43 – Pizzicato
36 – Bagpipes
21 – New Year’s greeting
22 – Mosquito Dance
42 – Arabian Song
35 _ Ruthenian Kolomeika
 
● June 30th
Lucia Luque, violin
J. S. Bach – Partita n. 2 BWV 1004
Ciaccona
S. Prokofiev - Sonata  per violino solo op. 115
Moderato
Andante dolce
Con brio
M. Betta – Ballata Notturna
E. Ysaÿe – Sonata n. 3
Ballade
 
● July 1st
Vira Zhuk violin
J.S.Bach – from the Sonata no.2 in la minor for violin solo
Andante
Allegro
I. Karabits – Musyka
Raphaëlle Moreau violin
Bach – three movements from III Partita in mi minor BWV 1006 for violin solo
Preludio
Loure
Gavotte en rondeau
Menuet 1
Menuet 2
Bourée
Gigue

Paganini – Capricci no. 9 and no. 20
 
● July 2nd
QUARTET FAUVES
Dario Cazzani violin
Patrizio Castiglia violin
Elisa Floridia viola
Giacomo Gaudenzi cello
L. van Beethoven
Quartet no. 10 in mi flat major Le Arpe Op. 74
Poco adagio; Allegro
Adagio ma non troppo
Presto
Allegretto with variations
R. Schumann
Quartet op. 41 no.1 in la minor
Introduction. Andante espressivo. Allegro
Scherzo. Presto. Intermezzo
Adagio
Presto
 
● July 3rd 
QUARTET MAURICE
Georgia Privitera
violin
Laura Bertolino violin
Marco Gentile viola
Aline Privitera cello
J. S. Bach
Arte della Fuga BWV 1080
Contrapunctus 1
Contrapunctus 2
Contrapunctus 3
Contrapunctus 4
W. A. Mozart
Quartet no. 1 in sol major k80
Adagio
Allegro
Minuet
Rondeau: Allegro

B. Britten
Quartet no. 3 op. 94
Duets: With moderate movement
Ostinato: Very fast
Solo: Very calm – Lively
Burlesque: Fast
Recitative and passacaglia [La serenissima]: Slow

● July  4th
I solisti di Perugia - “Serenades”
Three centuries of music to listen to after sunset; three masterpieces of the classical repertoire dedicated to the String Ensemble.
From "Little Night Serenade" by Mozart, diamond point of a timeless classic and certainly among the most popular songs in our everyday life; through the gripping journey into the atmosphere and into the multiform colours of mood, first elegiac, then rhapsodic or keen on Tchaikowsky’s monumental Serenade; up to the refined shades of Elgar´s English lyricism, the "Serenades" are much more than just a musical genre. Indeed, they interpret a category of spirit in some way connected to the quiet enjoyment of life and the most refined sensibility of affections transferred to a timeless dimension.
I Solisti di Perugia celebrates the tenth anniversary of its artistic activity with the enthusiasm, contagious energy and unrivaled sound quality that has  always been its distinguishing mark.
I Violins Paolo Franceschini, Gabriele Menna, Paolo Castellani, Azusa Onishi
II Violins Luca Arcese, Silvia Palazzoli,Gustavo Gasperini
Violas Luca Ranieri, Luca Moretti
Cellos Maria Cecilia Berioli, Mauro Businelli
Double bass Marco Tinarelli
 
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart 
Eine kleine Nachtmusik KV525
(Allegro, Andante, Minuet, Presto)
Edward Elgar
Serenade for Strings op. 20
(Allegro piacevole, Larghetto, Allegretto)
Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikowsky
Serenade for Stings op.48
(Piece in form of Sonatina, Waltz, Elegy, Finale: Russian Theme and  Allegro con spirito)

 

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