‍Program
N. to.Porpora Qui abitare dal Laudate Pueri, aria for alto, violin and b.c.
G.B. Riccio Ave Regina Coelorum, aria for alto and organ
to .Grandi Cantabo Domino; Sumite Psalmum, for alto and organ
to . Corelli Sonata Op. 5 No. 11 (adagio - allegro - adagio - vivace - gavotta), for violin and b.c.
P. Bruna Pange Lingua Español de 5° tono por de sol re, for alto and organ
F.Correa de Arauxo Tiento n° 68 (Canto Llano de la Inmaculada Conceptiòn de la Virgen María)
Tiento n° 69 (Tres glosas sobre el canto Llano de la Inmaculada Conceptiòn), for alto and organ
to . Vivaldi Sonata Op. 2 No. 8 (largo - giga allegro) for violin and b.c.
G.B. Telemann Ergeuss dich zur Salbung der schmachtenden Seele, cantata for alto , violin and b.c.

Elisabetta Pallucchi
Born to Spoleto, she received a Diploma in Singing from the Conservatory of Music "G. D´Annunzio" in Pescara, with highest honors and cum laude, and a Diploma in Music Teaching from the Conservatory "F. Morlacchi" in Perugia. She has attended various masters courses on Baroque vocality held by M° Andrea Marcon, Marinella Pennicchi and Elena Cecchi Fedi. She is currently specializing in the Baroque repertoire with mezzo-soprano Gloria Banditelli. She combines her teaching activities with extensive operatic and concert activity in various ensembles, both in Italy and abroad. She has participated to important concerts in the Upper Basilica of Assisi, the Church of San Pietro in Vincoli in Rome, the Church of San Marcello in Rome, the Basilica of San Giuseppe al Trionfale in Rome, the Cathedral of Crotone, the Basilica of San Francesco di Paola(Cosenza), at the Municipal Theater in Casalecchio sul Reno, at the Musei in San Domenico complex in Forlì, at the Theater at the Municipal Theater in Hoor (Sweden), at the Musikpavillon in Regensburg (Germany), to Foligno for the event Segni Barocchi. He recorded the music for the soundtrack of the film Karol by L. Bacalov. She has recorded for Vatican Radio. She is a member of the Baroque Academy "W. Hermans." She teaches singing at the "B. Somma" School of Music in Chianciano Terme and choral activities at the Musical Institute "to. Onofri" in Spoleto. He directs the Chianciano Terme treble voices choir and since 2003 the choir of the Church of San Pietro extra moenia in Spoleto.

Luca Venturi
He graduated in violin with highest honors and cum laude and later obtained a Level II Academic Diploma also in violin with 110 and cum laude at the Conservatorio "F. Morlacchi" in Perugia under the guidance of P. Scarponi, later perfecting with to. Salvatore, C. Rossi, Trio di Trieste, G. Carmignola at the Accademia Musicale in Florence, the Accademia Musicale Asolana to Treviso, the International School of Music in Duino, the Accademia Musicale Chigiana to Siena. He then felt the 'need to deepen the Baroque repertoire through the 'use of the original instrument perfecting himself with C. Banchini at the Schola Cantorum Basiliensis to Basel and with E. Gatti.
He has given concerts all over Italy and abroad (Luxembourg, Switzerland, Japan, Spain, Holland) in duo with his brother Marco and with various from chamber and orchestral ensembles, also as soloist or supporting violin, performing among others the concertos of Bach, Vivaldi, Tchaikovsky accompanied by the Symphony Orchestra of Perugia and the Moldavian State Orchestra.
He has performed for the most important musical associations and concert seasons (Amici della musica di Trapani, Accademia Filarmonica di Messina, Amici della Musica di Campobasso, Sagra musicale Umbra, Società dei concerti di Brescia, Amici della Musica di Perugia, Kusatsu International Festival-Japan) and has won first prizes and placings in national and international competitions for from chamber music and violin (Pistoia, Rimini, Pietra Ligure, Naples). He is first violinist and founding member of the W. Baroque Academy. Hermans with whom he performs for important concert associations in Italy and abroad (Apollo Festival to Parma, International Organ Festival to Tarragona, Filarmonica Umbra) and with whom he has recorded for Bongiovanni, Bottega Discantica and Tactus. He recently recorded, again for Bongiovanni, unpublished violin concertos by to. Vivaldi reconstructed under the revision of Ammetto and Talbot. He has collaborated with the Amsterdam Academy and the Baroque Ensemble Il Transilvano.

Maurizio Maffezzoli
Born to Como in 1974, graduated in Organ and Organ Composition with M° Wijnand Van De Pol, Harpsichord with M° to. Fedi and Music Didactics with M° to.M. Freschi at the Conservatorio Morlacchi in Perugia.
Participated in 1996 in the organ interpretation course In Tempore Organi in Arona, in 1998 to Sejny (Poland) in the V Organ Festival, in 1999 in the XXV course of "Interpretation of Reading Italian Music" with L.F. Tagliavini and Tamminga, in 2001 and 2005 to two courses for harpsichord and ensemble music with M° to. Fedi and with M° Frederic Muñoz for Spanish music. He has numerous concerts to his credit, both as a soloist and in chamber ensembles, and has performed unpublished music by G.B. Pergolesi at the Mugellini Theater in Potenza Picena.
Since 2000 he has played, both organ and harpsichord, in duo and trio with GianLuigi Cortecci (oboe)and Elisabetta Pallucchi (mezzo-soprano). He conducts the Monti Azzurri Choir of Pievebovigliana (MC) and the Children's Voice Choir of Tolentino. He made a record recording as organist of St. Rita's Mass for organ choir and percussion by Mauro Zuccante with the Polyphonic Choir "City of Tolentino" and participated in the recording of the dvd Terra d'organi for the province of Macerata.
Interested in the didactic aspect of music, he attended various specialization courses including: "The Voice of the Child," "The Instruments to percussion in a group" with Giovanni Piazza and Andrea S. Giorgio. He studied choral conducting for children's voices with N. Conci, Mario Mora participating in courses organized by ARCOM.
He is currently organ teacher at the Basilica of St. Francis of Tolentino of the course "Organists from Church". He is president of the musical association "Organi Arti & Borghi" of Camerino and organist of the two historical organs (F: Testa, 1712 - D. Fedeli, 1829/53 and G. Fedeli, 1769) of the Basilica of S. Venanzio.

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