I Musici brochure 2013

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A big thank you to our audiences for joining us to the World Anniversary Tour 2011/2012 Europe - China - Taiwan - Singapore - Japan - Korea - Australia - New Zealand - U.S.A. Roma Berlin Milano Cremona Bologna Firenze Barcelona Madrid Tokyo Shanghai Sydney Washington Singapore Budapest Riga Mosca San Pietroburgo Russe Istanbul Izmir Taipei Beijing Xiamen Xi’an Zhengzhou Shenzen Guangzhou Chongqing Suzhou Shenzhen Yongin Seoul Ujungbu Daegu Jinju Gumi Anyang Pusan Jeong-Ju Akita Niigata Okayama Yamaguchi Osaka Tochigi Gunma Yokohama Sapporo Saga Nagano Toyota Morioka Saitama Kanagawa Melbourne Brisbane Auckland Wellington Palmerston-North Napier New-Plymouth Queenstown Invercargill Dunedin Nelson Christchurch La-Jolla Merano L’Aquila Teramo Bari Lecce Campobasso Aosta Sassari Groningen Eindhoven Turnhout Frankfurt Hamburg München Stuttgart Köln Düsseldorf Essen Bremen Dresden Osnabrück Ascona Eisenstadt

Auditorium Parco Della Musica, Roma Berliner Philharmonie

National Centre for Performing Arts, Beijing

National Gallery of Art, Washington

Palau de la Musica, Barcelona

Teatro Manzoni, Bologna

Prinzregententheater, München

Frauenkirche, Dresden

Sala Verdi, Milano

Shanghai Concert Hall

Arts Center, Seoul

Tokyo Opera City

Tokyo Suntory hall

Laeiszhalle, Hamburg

Town Hall, Auckland

Dom Muzyki, Moskva

National Con. Hall, Taipei

Teatro Ponchielli, Cremona

Auditorio Nacional de Madrid

Shotakovich Hall, S. Petersburg

Opera House Botanical G., Sydney Haydnsaal im Schloss Esterházy, Eisenstadt

Kölner Philharmonie, Köln Bartók Béla National Concert Hall, Budapest

Guest Soloists

Sergei Nakariakov, trumpet - Giuliano Carmignola, violin - Pepe Romero, guitar - Xavier de Maistre, harp - Alison Balsom, trumpet Magali Mosnier, flute - Gรกbor Boldoczki, trumpet - Albrecht Mayer, oboe - Tine Thing Helseth, trumpet - Kim Se-Hwang, electric guitar

Press Reviews The Washington Post, October 22, 2012 I Musici di Roma exhibits lavish virtuosity in National Gallery concert With the same agility and fire they've so often lavished on the music of Vivaldi and his baroque contemporaries.

Corriere della Sera, Rome April 1,.2012 Rigor and style, They are "I Musici"!

New Plymouth, New Zealand, March 5, 2012 Standing Ovations for superb renditions.

World famous I Musici di Roma have won standing ovations throughout their tour with Chamber Music New Zealand, and the audience that packed the theatre on Saturday night in New Plymouth bettered the record, six times rising and applauding joyously.

Die Welt, Hamburg 07.04.2011 Magistrali e di buon gusto, con la loro sonorità barocca italiana.

Der Tagesspiegel Berlin, April 8, .2011 From the first passionate entrance, pulses raced. The accents, the delicate changes of dynamic and the variations of mood are always organic and never casual, a scintillating fugue in Haendel's Concerto Grosso op.6 no.1. I Musici have made the 18th century repertoire shine for almost 60 years, much longer than any other chamber orchestra. It was a blessed evening.

Der Tagesspiegel, 08.04.2011 AZ, München, 12.04.2011 Kölnische Rundschau Köln – April 16, .2011 I Musici continuously presented new colours and created labyrinths of impressive virtuosity.

Dedicated Compositions

Anniversary Recording

Ennio Morricone, Suite Luis Bacalov, Concerto Grosso Ryuichi Sakamoto, the Last Emperor Raffaele Bellafronte, Aerobic Seasons

I Musici & Vivaldi: an image worthy of Canaletto Il VernerdĂŹ di Repubblica, September 2, 2012

Sponsor

www.imusicidiroma.com

Projects 2013/14

New Recording The Four Seasons, A. Anselmi violin Epic Records Japan, Arcadia Korea, Dynamics rest of world.

Programs Operatic I Musici Rossini,Verdi, Donizetti, Puccini, Mascagni, Catalani.

Intrigues, cunning, amorous passion, beauty, wit, grief, feelings of an era that has profoundly marked our “Italian character” in a funny parade of universally known pieces.

Italia in Musica Vivaldi, Rossini, Piazzolla, Morricone, Bacalov.

Five composers who have contributed to celebrate Italy in the world.

Italian by birth, origin or affinity, we have prepared suggestions through intense movie soundtracks, great "comic Opera", the most popular instrumental music of the eighteenth century (revisited by Bacalov), the elevation to the status of art form of the Tango enriched by Piazzolla son of Italian immigrants, expressive and explosive strengh: Italian!

Bravo, bravissimo!

Instrumental virtuosity of Italian ‘800

Celebrations 2013 Arcangelo Corelli (17 February 1653 - 8 January 1713) Giuseppe Verdi (10 October 1813 - 27 January 1901) Pietro Mascagni (7 December 1863 - 2 August 1945) Benjamin Britten (22 November 1913 – 4 December 1976) 2014 Richard Strauss (11 June 1864 - 8 September 1949) Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach (8 March 1714 - 14 December 1788) Niccolò Jommelli (10 September 1714 - 25 August 1774)