Fourteen concerts and performances given by the students of Umbria's largest educational/musical institution. The program opens with an evening dedicated toOpera and Bel Canto and concludes with a concert by the Conservatory's Jazz Orchestra. The other appointments vary in genre of music and style, from Brass Ensemble to Solo Violin, from from Chamber Music to the mixture of harpsichord and electronics, passing through Vivaldi's Four Seasons and Piano Recitals. A true celebration of Music and youth enthusiastically embarking on the profession of musicianship.
Francesco Morlacchi Conservatory of Music in Perugia
president Andrea Sassi
director** Piero Caraba**
**W.to. Mozart **
Rec. and Aria "In what excesses...Did that ungrateful soul betray me"
from _Don John
Donna Elvira **Fei Jia **
G. Rossini
Air "Slander is a breeze!"
from The Barber of Seville
Basil Yongheng Dong
Cavatina "O patria...Di tanti Palpiti"
from_ Tancredi_
Tancredi Nicola Di Filippo
Quartet "Hush, Hush, Quiet, Quiet..."
from Cinderella
Clorinda **Letizia Pellegrino **
Thisbe Viola Sofia Nisio
Ramiro **Tommaso Costarelli **
Dandini **Matteo Mencarelli **.
G.Verdi
Aria "As in this brown hour"
from Simon Boccanegra
Amelia **Francesca Mazzocchi **
**G. Bizet **
Duet " Parle-moi de ma mère..."
from Carmen
Micaela **Fei Jia **
Faust **Emanuele Fagotti **
**G. Puccini **
Aria "Donde lieta uscì"
from La Bohème
Mimi **Iznay Rodriguez **
Ch. Gounod
Duet "Oui, c´est toi que j´aime"
from Faust
Marguerite **Viola Sofia Nisio **
Faust **Nicola Di Filippo **
**G. Puccini **
Aria "E lucevan le stelle"
from Tosca
Cavaradossi **Emanuele Fagotti **
Richard G. Strauss
Trio "Marie Theres!...Habt mir´s gelobt"
from Der Rosenkavalier
Die Feldmarschallin Maria Yudintseva
Sophie Jia Xue
Octavian **Chiara Pettirossi **
Rec. and Aria "Großmächtige Prinzessin"
from Ariadne auf Naxos
Zerbinetta Letizia Pellegrino
L. Delibes
Flower Duet " Viens, Mallika... Dôme épais le jasmin"
from_ Lakmé_
Lakmé Siqi Wang
Mallika Anna Droppova
**G. Verdi **
"Let us set free in happy goblets!"
from La Traviata
**Anna Droppova, Fei Jia, Francesca Mazzocchi, Viola Sofia Nisio, Letizia Pellegrino, Iznay Rodriguez, Jia Xue, Maria Yudintseva, Siqi Wang sopranos **
**Chiara Pettirossi **mezzosoprano
**Tommaso Costarelli, Emanuele Fagotti **tenors
**Nicola Di Filippo **contralto/tenor
**Matteo Mencarelli **baritone
**Yongheng Dong **bass
**Linda Di Carlo **pianoforte
June 30
19:00
San Nicolo Cloister
N. Rota
15 Preludes
F. Busoni
Fantasie über Bizets´ Carmen
J.S. Bach - F. Busoni
Chaconne BWV 1004 in D minor
**Rossana Lanzillotta **pianoforte
J. Brahms
Variations op..9 on a theme by Schumann
F. Chopin
Fantasia in F min op. 49
F.Liszt
Mephisto. Valse
**Sabina Sellitri **pianoforte
01 July
19:00
San Nicolo Cloister
"Rossini, or rather the singing that in the soul is heard!"
Overture from The Magpie
(trans. by F. Carulli)
_The invitation _from Soirées musicales
(C. Pepoli)
Spanish ditty
(unknown) - Allegretto
_L´orgia _from Soirées musicales
(C. Pepoli)
_The Venetian regatta _from Soirèes musicales
(C. Pepoli)
Duet for two sopranos
_La chanson du bebé _from Miscellanée de musique vocale
(E. Pacini)
Overture from The Barber of Seville
(trans. by F. Carulli)
_The Shepherdess of the Alps _from Soirées musicales
(C. Pepoli)
to' Grenade from Deux nouvelles compositions
(E. Pacini)
_The last memory _from Péchés de vieillesse
(G. Redaelli)
The serenade from Soirées Musicales
(C. Pepoli)
Nocturne for soprano and tenor
_Funny duet of two cats _
for two sopranos
Gondoliers from Péchés de vieillesse
Quartet for soprano, alto, tenor, bass
**Kim Buja, Laura Cannelli, Anna Droppovà, Risa Minakata, Lisa Pietrini, Isnaj Rodriguez **soprani
**Daniele Radicchia **tenor
**Li Zheyu **baritone
**Marta Andreoli **flauto
**Daniel Obando **violin
**Giovanni Rossi **guitar.
**Anna Pesce, Liù Kang **pianoforte
03 July
19:00
San Nicolo Cloister
Various authors from Renaissance to Jazz
**Samuele Cupido, Filippo Basta, Andrea Diotallevi, Riccardo Catria, Alberto Pagnottini, Davide Bartoni, Marco Marini, Emanuele Verzieri **trombe
**Matteo Ranieri, Giacomo Burnelli **corni
**Alessia Donatelli, Davide Chiatti, Andrea Piergentili, Pierluigi Bastioli **trombones
04 July
19:00
San Nicolo Cloister
F. Chopin
Sonata No. 3 in B minor op.58
Allegro maestoso
Joke. Very lively
Largo
Final. Soon not so much - Agitated
to. Scriabin
Etude op.42 No. 4 in F-sharp major (Andante)
Sergei Rachmaninov
Musical Momentum Op.16 No. 4 in E minor (Presto)
**Carla Sgoifo **pianoforte **.
**F. Liszt **
Reminiscences from Donizetti's "Lucia di Lammermoor" , S. 397
Paraphrase from concert on Verdi's "Rigoletto," S. 434
Venice and Naples, S.162 (1859) - Supplement to "Années de Pèlerinage II."
Gondoliera(The Blonde in Gondoleta)
Song(No greater sorrow from Rossini's Otello)
Tarantella (Presto and Neapolitan song Fenesta vascia)
**Fabio Afrune **pianoforte
05 July
19:00
San Nicolo Cloister
**W.to. Mozart **
Quartet in DM No. 1 for flute and strings K 285
Cheerful
Adagio
Rondo-allegretto
**Giovanni Petrini **flauto
**Terukazu Komatsu **violin
**Madalina Teodorescu **viola
**John Meshreky **Cello.
J. Brahms
from Zigeunerlieder op.103
He, Zigeuner
Hochgeturmte Rimaflut
Brauner Bursche
Kommt dir manchmal
**Anna Droppovà **soprano
**Carla Sgoifo **pianoforte
R. Schumann
Drei Lieder op. 95
Die Tochter jepthas
An den Mond
Dem Helden
**Risa Minakata **soprano
**Carla Sgoifo **pianoforte
S. Rachmaninov
Trio elegiaque in G min No. 1 (1892)
D. Sostakovic
Trio No. 2 in Mim op.67 (1944)
Andante- Moderato
Allegro con brio
Largo
Allegretto
**Sayako Obori **violin
**John Meshreky **Cello.
**Na Qu **piano
06 July
19:00
San Nicolo Cloister
J.S. Bach
From Partita No. 2 in D minor BWV 1004
Chaconne
F. Kreisler
Recitative und Scherzo-Caprice, Op.6
Y. Kosaku
Kojo no Tsuki
E.Ysaÿe
Sonata for solo violin No. 6 in E major, Op. 27
**Sayako Obori **violin
07 July
19:00
San Nicolo Cloister
**L.v. Beethoven **
Sonata in B-flat major op.22
Allegro con brio
Adagio with much expression
Minuet
Allegretto
B. Bartok
Improvisations on Hungarian peasant songs op.20
**M. Ravel **
Jeux d'eau
**Alessandro Mennini **pianoforte **.
**F. Chopin **
Preludes op.28
Ballade No. 3 in A-flat major op.47
**C. Debussy **
Tarantelle Styrienne (Dance)
L´isle joyeuse
**Susanna Nucci **pianoforte **
08 July
19:00
San Nicolo Cloister
F. Danzi
Quintet op. 56, No. 1 in B-flat Major
for Flute, Oboe, Clarinet, Horn and Bassoon
L.v. Beethoven
Country Dance No. 1 Quintet
(arranged by John de Bueris)
P. Tchaykovsky
"Small Swan´s Dance" from ballet "Swan Lake"
(arranged for Woodwind quintet)
**Denise Tamburi **flauto
**Urangoo Myagmar **oboe.
**Julia Siena **clarinet
**Matteo Ranieri **horn
**Sergio Ceccanti **bassoon
**R. Galli **
No. 9 Attila by Verdi Op. 135
Collection of small Divertimenti for two concertante flutes
R. Galli
No. 2 La Traviata Op. 95
Collection of small Divertimenti for two concertante flutes
Nicolò Sannipoli, Francesca Vitale flutes
F. Lehàr
Die lustige Witwe Potpourri
(bearb.: Bert Mayer)
E. Morricone
Selection No. 1
(arranged by C. Colangeli)
to. C. Jobim
Girl from Ipanema
(arranged by Lorenzo Bocci)
P. Mascagni
Symphonic Intermezzo from Cavalleria Rusticana
(arranged by Paul Erion)
**Fabio Giustiniani, Simone Vagnarelli, Andrea Diotallevi **trombe
**Matteo Ranieri **horn
**Davide Chiatti **trombone
**Lucio Esposito **contrabass
**Sergio Ceccanti **director
09 July
19:00
San Nicolo Cloister
J.S. Bach
Prelude, Fugue and Allegro BWV 998.
L. De Angelis
Minimal Sea
(such as: breeze, sirens, undertow, abyss, drops, storm)
**Andrea Mezzetti **guitar.
M.M. Ponce
Sonata Terza
(Allegro moderato, Chanson, Allegro non troppo)
R. Gerhard
Fantasy
**Gianluca Rossi **guitar.
F. Martin
Quatro pièces brèves
(Prelude, Air, Plainte, Comme un gigue)
F. Sor
Gran Solo op.14
**Riccardo D´Amore **guitar
10 July
19:00
San Nicolo Cloister
to.Vivaldi
The Four Seasons
Concerto in E major, Op. 8, No. 1, The Spring
Concerto in G minor, Op. 8, No. 2, Summer
Concerto in F major, Op. 8, No. 3, The Autumn
Concerto in F minor, Op. 8, No. 4, Winter
**Sayako Obori, Aurora Bacchiori, Letizia Bocci, Silvia Alessio **violin soloists
String Orchestra of the Francesco Morlacchi Conservatory of Music in Perugia
**Sayako Obori, Paolo Franceschini, Sofia Bejenari, Terukazu Komatsu **violini primi
**Silvia Alessio, Aurora Bacchiorri, Letizia Bocci, Bianca Pianesi **violini secondi
Madalina Teodorescu, Livia De Paolis violas
**Cristiano Bellavia, Tommaso Bruschi **violoncelli
**Pietro Cavallucci **contrabass
**Annalisa Martella **clavicembalo
11 July
19:00
San Nicolo Cloister
Conservatory Baroque Ensemble
Department of electronic music
to. Vivaldi
Concerto in A minor op. 3 No. 8 for two violins, strings and basso continuo RV 522
Allegro, Larghetto, Allegro
**Flavio Montella, Letizia Bocci **violini primi **.
Roberta Vaino, Sofia Bejenari second violins
**Madalina Teodorescu **violet **.
**Caterina Rossetti **violoncello**.
Emanuele Peroni harpsichord
**Pietro Cavallucci **contrabass
G. Philipp Telemann
Concerto in G major for viola, strings and basso continuo TWV 51: G9
Largo, Allegro, Andante, Presto
**Madalina Teodorescu **viola
**Sofia Bejenari **violin first
**Letizia Bocci **violin second.
**Caterina Rossetti **violoncello
**Emanuele Peroni **clavicembalo
**Pietro Cavallucci **contrabass
S. Lanzalone
Clavecin électrique
For harpsichord, resonant tubes and electronics
Francesco Cucurnia harpsichord
P. Rotili
"......après" for Harpsichord and electronics
**Biagio Quaglino **clavichord
to. Vivaldi
Concerto in E minor for bassoon, strings and basso continuo RV 484
Allegro poco, Andante, Allegro
**Thomas Di Erasmo **bassoon
**Stefan Baptists **violin first
**Letizia Bocci **violin second.
**Madalina Teodorescu **viola
**Tommaso Bruschi **violoncello
**Andrean Zarkov **clavichord
**Pietro Cavallucci double bass.
12 July
19:00
San Nicolo Cloister
The concert features students who, during the academic year, underwent a course of compositional and executive research aimed at staging the performance consisting entirely of from original pieces from composed and arranged by them.
An opportunity to listen to a jazz concert that shines a light on the world of contemporary jazz written and performed from students-who in this case, are largely professional musicians active in the jazz music scene-committed to the front of expressive and creative research, witnessing the vitality that jazz, from always, has as a characteristic of its language.
13 July
19:00
San Nicolo Cloister
Jazz Orchestra of the Conservatory of Perugia
live from **Mario Raja **
The Jazz Book
The Perugia Conservatory Jazz Orchestra, which consists of more than 40 elements, brings together those enrolled in the Triennium Jazz courses, classes that from some years attract to Perugia many young talents from from all over Italy. It is characterized by an atypical ensemble, in which alongside the typical instruments of this genre of training (piano, double bass, drums, saxophones, trumpets, clarinets) a section of 14 guitarists and a small choir stand out.
Conducting is to Mario Raja, one of Italy's best-known jazz musicians, from many years a teacher at the Conservatory, who arranged the repertoire specifically for this ensemble.
As in a cross-cultural journey through jazz history, the program presents a series of "Standards," mostly famous songs related to the interpretation of the greatest jazz musicians of all ages, from Charlie Parker to Ella Fitzgerald. Each piece is entrusted to one or two soloists, so that both individual qualities and the great impact of the ensemble can be appreciated.
14 July
19:00
San Nicolo Cloister
The Morlacchi Conservatory of Perugia is the only State Institution of Higher Education in Artistic Music present in Umbria with the purpose of higher education, specialization, research and musical production. Founded more than two hundred years ago as a Music Institute, and erected into a Conservatory of Music in 1974, it definitively acquired, in 1999, the status of a university-level institution. It is considered among the most vital and proactive conservatories in Italy, both for the prestige of its teaching staff and for the quality, quantity and continuity of its artistic production. It relies on the professionalism of 102 tenured faculty and about 600 students enrolled in institutional courses; it awards three-year (First Level) and two-year specialist (Second Level) degrees. There is also an official propaedeutic course of study, which takes care of the training of younger students for later access to institutional courses. Teaching subjects include courses for all instruments. There is also a department of Jazz Music and New Music Technologies (Electronic Music) equipped with an excellent and technologically advanced laboratory. Instrumental practice is complemented by theory and ensemble subjects such as Music Theory, Harmony, History of Music, Ensemble Music and from Chamber, Symphony Orchestra, Orchestra from Chamber, Choir, Children's and Youth Choir. Finally, the educational offerings are enriched by the possibility of taking individual courses, which are accessed through an entrance exam, and free courses, released from traditional and institutional paths, open to all without age limits, which are accessed through a simple aptitude interview. The Conservatory, owned by the City of Perugia, is derived from the renovation of a monumental building from the 1500s. In its impressive Auditorium, a large from concert Organ, equipped with five keyboards to mechanical transmission, two pedalboards, fifty-eight registers and more than six thousand pipes, was specially built to the Conservatory's original design. Given the importance of the instrument, the Auditorium of the Conservatory of Perugia was chosen by MIUR as the official venue for holding the 2014 edition of the National Arts Prize for the "Organ" Section. Since November 2013 it has been directed by M° Piero Caraba. Since April 2015, the president of the Conservatory has been Prof. Andrea Sassi. (www.conservatorioperugia.it.)
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