Music from every century resonates at the Domus Ars in Naples
Naples is preparing to host a series of musical events that promise to offer a journey through the centuries of music. On Friday, November 8, at 19 p.m., the Domus Ars in via Santa Chiara 10 will be the stage for the Duo Nuances, composed of Michele De Martino and Salvatore Della Vecchia. The event is part of the musical festival “Tutta un'altra musica”, conceived by the Fondazione Il Canto di Virgilio. The duo will propose a repertoire that includes references to classical composers such as Ludwig van Beethoven and Gioachino Rossini, as well as the Neapolitan luthier Raffaele Calace.
This is not just a return to the roots, as the Duo Nuances, previously directed by masters such as Riccardo Muti and Zubin Mehta, intends to demonstrate the potential of the mandolin, an instrument that goes far beyond folklore. Among the pieces on the program, participants will be able to enjoy arrangements of works by Bach and Chopin.
The following day, Saturday, November 9, again at 19:XNUMX p.m., the audience will be transported into a musical adventure entitled “Le forme dei emozioni”. The concert will feature cellist Luca Signorini and pianist Paola Volpe, performing pieces by Robert Schumann, Claude Debussy and César Franck, creating a spiritual journey between impressionism and romanticism.
The musical calendar
The Domus Ars will continue to host a series of concerts until December 6, with collaborations ranging from ensembles to soloists, from choral groups to musicologists, all united with the intent of exciting the public through a series of performances capable of highlighting the music played and experienced.
On the evening of November 15, the public will be able to enjoy the offering of Off Side Story, a metropolitan reinterpretation of the musical “West Side Story”, with pianist Enrico Fagnoni and the narrative voice of Stefano Valanzuolo. This will be followed on November 16 by “La suave melodia”, a musical journey through Naples between the 500th and 600th centuries, with Ensemble 33 and other vocalists.
The November 23 concert, “Italian Harmonies,” will feature the Resonances of the Soul with soprano Monica De Rosa McKay and pianist Marco Santià, while on November 30 the Samnium Clarinet Choir will explore “The Sound of Reeds” under the direction of Gaetano Falzarano.
Finally, on December 6, the Domus Ars will close the review with the event “The cello in great soundtracks”, curated by Aurelio Bertucci and his ensemble Chamberchelli.
Each concert offers the opportunity to immerse yourself in unique sound experiences for a cost of 10 euros. For further information, interested parties can contact the number 081 342 5603. The Domus Ars promises to be the ideal place to experience the timeless emotion of music.
Article published on November 4, 2024 - 16:45
