Venerdì 8 dicembre 2023 ore 18:30
Istituto Italiano di Cultura, Sala Pavilion
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Un eccezionale concerto per chitarra classica su brani di Isaac Albéniz, Clara Schumann, Johannes Brahms, Franz Schubert e Gioachino Rossini – Mauro Giuliani vi attende venerdì 8 dicembre 2023 all’Istituto Italiano di Cultura per concludere in musica il 2023.
Alle 18.30 il Duo composto da Enrica Savigni e Marco Ramelli presenterà una selezione dei più bei brani per chitarra composti dai più grandi musicisti di sempre.
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Marco Ramelli è un artista dagli interessi diversi ed attivo come chitarrista, compositore, ricercatore, docente e direttore artistico. Come solista e musicista da camera si è esibito in tutto il mondo in importanti teatri e sale da concerto. Enrica Savigni è diplomata in Chitarra Classica e Clarinetto. È direttrice artistica dell’organizzazione italiana “TouchTheSound Project” e tutor di chitarra presso la Maynooth University.
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PROGRAMMA:
Isaac Albéniz (1860-1909)
Evocación
Córdoba
Clara Schumann (1819-1896)
Piece fugitive op.15 n.1
Johannes Brahms (1833-1897)
Intermezzo op.118 n. 2
Franz Schubert (1797-1828)
Arpeggione Sonata
Gioachino Rossini (1792-1868) – Mauro Giuliani (1781-1829)
Ouverture del Barbiere di Siviglia per due chitarre
Enrica Savigni, Romantic Guitar
The Italian guitarist Enrica Savigni began her studies at the Conservatorio di Musica “A.
Boito” in Parma. She graduated in Classical Guitar in 2010 with full marks and in
Clarinet in 2014.
Her interest in historical instruments started in 2011 when she participated in the
annual 19th-century guitar master in Milan’s Civica Scuola di Musica “Claudio Abbado”
with Duo Maccari-Pugliese, where she graduated in 2013. She obtained a Master Of Arts
in Music Performance from the Koninklijk Conservatorium of Brussels in 2021, where
she studied in the early music department with Maestro Xavier Diaz Latorre.
Enrica regularly plays as a soloist in several European festivals. In addition, she plays in
a duo with Laura Savigni (fortepianist), performing the original repertoire for guitar and
piano composed in the 19th century and performed on period instruments. In January
2019, their first disc was released by the Italian music magazine “Amadeus”. In 2020
their second disc, “Für Beethoven: music for fortepiano and guitar inspired by Ludwig
van Beethoven”, was released by the MP Editions.
Enrica is the artistic director of the Italian organisation “TouchTheSound Project”, a
project that shares research in performance practice, ancient instruments, and historical
repertoire.
She regularly gives masterclasses and participates in conferences, such as the
Perform_Live Festival in Dublin, Congresso Guitarristico de Braga (Portugal), III
Convegno la Chitarra nell’Ottocento in Cremona (Italy) and the “Society for Musicology
in Ireland’s Postgraduate Students’ Conference”
Enrica plays on an original Anton Stauffer guitar (Vienna) made in 1831, an original
“Hijos de Gonzalez” guitar (Madrid) made in 1860/1870, and a René Lacote copy
(Gabriele Lodi, 2021).
She is currently in the second year of the DMus in Performance research programme at
TU Dublin Conservatoire, a freelance teacher and a guitar tutor at Maynooth University
Marco Ramelli
Born in Milan, Italy, Marco Ramelli is an artist of diverse interests, encompassing roles
as a guitarist, composer, researcher, lecturer, and artistic director.
Marco has performed worldwide as a guitarist, appearing in important venues as a
soloist and chamber musician. His artistic path has been marked by several
achievements, including the first prizes in international competitions in Italy, Spain, the
UK, France, and Serbia and the recording several albums for Brilliant Classics, Nimbus,
and Naxos.
Expanding his horizons into composition, Marco gained international recognition with the
“World Guitar Composition Competition” award in Serbia for his piece “Im Nebel,
homage to Kengiro Azuma.” His compositions are played globally, interpreted by
celebrated soloists such as Sean Shibe, Andrea Dieci, Lorenzo Micheli, and Andrea De
Vitis. Collaboration stands as a cornerstone of Marco’s artistic journey. He has nurtured
enduring associations with other contemporary composers, resulting in premieres of
several compositions dedicated to him.
Marco’s academic pursuit led to a doctorate in performing arts from the University of St
Andrews and The Royal Conservatoire of Scotland (UK). As a dedicated researcher, he
shares his insights through conferences and lectures at distinguished universities
worldwide, and he is a keen promoter of artistic research through the organization of
conferences.
Going beyond his performances, Marco is a driving force in music education and music
promotion. He serves as the Artistic Director of renowned music festivals in Italy and
Ireland and is a dedicated guitar educator, inspiring the next generation of musicians. He
created several projects to promote classical music and support young performers, such
as the TouchTheSound project, Residenze Erranti, and Festival Corde d’Autunno, all
committed to enriching the guitar musical community.
Marco’s passion for sharing knowledge extends to his role as a lecturer at the TU Dublin
Conservatory in Ireland and through masterclasses and lectures.
Marco has graduated from the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland with a Masters Degree
of Performance (APEL) with Distinction nder the supervision of Prof. Allan Neave and
Prof. Rory Boyle in composition.
Marco began studying guitar with Prof. Andrea Dieci. In just seven years he graduated
as a private candidate from the Giuseppe Verdi Conservatoire of Music in Milan and
obtained a second level postgraduate diploma (with full marks and magna com laude) at
the Luca Marenzio Conservatoire of Music in Darfo Boario Terme (Italy). Marco obtained
a further postgraduate diploma in “Chamber Music” with full marks; all in addition to a
bachelor’s degree in Computer science. He has participated in masterclasses
throughout Europe with world-renowned guitarists such as Pavel Steidl, Oscar Ghiglia
and the Japanese harpist Naoko Yoshino
