Prima assoluta al Trianon Viviani, domenica 13 febbraio, alle 19, per il concerto di Fiorenza Calogero all dedicated to Raffaele Viviani.
With "Vico Viviani”, this is the title of the show, the artist from Castellammare pays homage to the great playwright with whom he shares the same neighborhood of origin, Caporivo.
The alley is a central place in Vivian's dramaturgy: it is no coincidence that it also contains the title of the first one-act play of 1917, in which the Author played three roles.
Among the songs performed, Rumba scugnizza (“The rumba of the urchins”), 'O marenaro 'nnammurato, Prezzetella 'a capera, Lavannare', Si vide a l'animale, Zingari, Avvertimento, Canzone di Margherita and Quanno jarraje a spusa'.
Accompanying Fiorenza Calogero on stage are Marcello Vitale, who also took care of the musical arrangements, on the battente guitar, Carmine Terracciano on guitars and Gianluca Mercurio on percussion. The trio is joined by Maurizio Capone (instruments made with recycled material), Ezio Lambiase (electric guitar) and Salvio Vassallo (synth soundscapes and live electronics).
The show is punctuated by unreleased audio contributions from Peppe Barra, Massimiliano Gallo, Lello Radice and Anna Spagnuolo.
The video-scenographic system, which connects music with the developments of modern and contemporary art, is by Alessandro Papa. The direction is by Gennaro Monti. The production is by Musiciens (Fiorenza Calogero & Salvatore Piedimonte).
Article published on 4 February 2022 - 13:35
