The Domus Ars in Naples is preparing to become a vibrant music hub with the project "Tutta un'altra musica," organized by the Il Canto di Virgilio Foundation. This ambitious program, which will take place over nine evenings starting October 19th, promises to bring to the stage a rich musical repertoire spanning centuries of tradition, from villanelles to Scandinavian dances to musical scores.
Exploring the 'Sound Centuries'
The project aims to transform every evening into a sound journey, involving ensembles, soloists, actors and musicians. The inauguration will be dedicated to the masterpieces of the golden age of European music and will feature the soloists of the Wind Symphonietta under the direction of Gianni Mola. The narrator will be Giovanni Mauriello, a well-known former member of the Nuova Compagnia di Canto Popolare, who will guide the audience through a repertoire ranging from Charles Gounod to Dmitri Shostakovich, including a Neapolitan version of the famous symphonic tale “Peter and the Wolf” by Prokofiev.
The unmissable musical events
Each evening will offer a unique musical setting: on October 26, for example, the public will be able to attend “L'opera da pagliaio” with Raffaello Converso, a mix inspired by the works of Kurt Weill and Raffaele Viviani with references to Brecht's theatre. The following weeks will reserve space for the Duo Nuances, and extraordinary performances by the cellist Luca Signorini together with the pianist Paola Volpe, on compositions by Debussy and Schumann. The conclusion of the cycle of events will be held on December 6 with “Il violoncello nelle grandi colonne sonore”, a concert that will thrill with the music of composers such as Zimmer, Williams and Rota.
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