An evening of great expectations is ready to come to life with the return of Suonno d'Ajere to their hometown. After an intense international year, the trio will perform on Friday, March 21 at the Teatro Trianon Viviani in Forcella, Naples, an emblematic place for Neapolitan musical culture.
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The Trio and the New Formation
Suonno d'Ajere, composed of Irene Scarpato on vocals, Marcello Smigliante Gentile on strings (mandolin, mandola, mandoloncello) and Gian Marco Libeccio on guitar, will be joined by percussionist Salvio La Rocca. Known for his mastery of Mediterranean percussion, La Rocca will bring a new element to the trio's consolidated sound.
A Year of International Successes
The performance marks a triumphant return after a global tour that has seen the group perform at renowned venues around the world, from China to Europe. Highlights include an appearance at Hamburg's prestigious Elbphilharmonie and appearances on international television.
Innovation and Tradition
Continuing to explore and reinterpret the Neapolitan songwriting tradition, Suonno d'Ajere integrate global influences into their repertoire, keeping the tradition alive with an innovative spirit. The concert at the Teatro Trianon Viviani will not only be a tribute to their renowned album “nun v'annammurate”, but also an opportunity to present new compositions born from the cultural encounters matured over the last year. The eagerly awaited event aims to celebrate the success and rapid growth of the group as ambassadors of the Neapolitan musical tradition on an international scale, promising the audience a memorable evening dedicated to art and music.
Article published on March 5, 2025 - 11pm
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It seems that the Suonno d'Ajere concert is a great opportunity to revive the Neapolitan musical tradition. I wonder if the audience will be able to appreciate the new compositions and the global influence they bring.