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Vivaldi Six 12 August, 9.30 pm | Courtyard of the Baraccano Theater Entroterre Festival VIVALDI SIX six sonatas for cello and continuo by Antonio Vivaldi LUIGI PRETOLANI He had a good career as a cellist, graduating in Florence in 1991, specializing in Munich with teachers of international level, giving more than 500 concerts, in various formations, throughout Europe, recording for radio broadcasts and recording three CDs. In 1997 he began a new professional path by founding the Bruno Maderna Orchestra of Forlì and immediately took over the organizational and administrative leadership as President. In a few years from its foundation, the B. Maderna Orchestra, thanks also to the adequate funding of the Cassa dei Risparmi Foundation and the agreement with the Municipality of Forlì, has been able to be appreciated nationally and internationally, becoming the main production body within the programming of the Diego Fabbri Theater in Forlì, a permanent artistic ensemble in the Summer Music Festival of the Province of Forlì and Cesena. In 2002 Luigi Pretolani was commissioned by the Ravenna Festival to manage the orchestra, the choir and the setting up of the stage for the Musicians of Europe project which saw Maestro Riccardo Muti conducting 93 orchestral first parts of the main European orchestras and 85 choristers, in Ravenna, at Avery Fischer Hall in New York, and at Ground Zero, for a commemoration in honor of the victims of 9/11 in New York. ANTONIO MOSTACCI Antonio Mostacci graduated with Sante Amadori at the Pesaro Conservatory and studied with Franco Rossi, J. Starker and Ivan Schiffoleau in Paris. He began his concert activity at the age of 16 in a Trio with his father Luigi Mostacci at the piano and the clarinetist Italo Capicchioni (Italian Chamber Trio) playing in all the most important European cities. He won the first prize at the Vittorio Veneto, Catanzaro, Stresa, Moncalieri competitions and was awarded in international competitions such as "Maria Canals" in Barcelona and "Viotti" in Vercelli. He actively dedicates himself to Chamber Music and to the teaching of the Cello at the Conservatory of Bologna. He has also played as a soloist with various orchestras in Italy and abroad, in Duo with Miriam Garagnani throughout Europe, the United States and Japan and in Australia with the Trio Metropolis (Annamaria Morini, Flute and Miriam Garagnani Pianoforte). He was part of the Quartet formed by the violinist Nigel Kennedy on the occasion of the Chechester Music Festival (GB). He collaborated and collaborates as first cello with the orchestra of the Massimo Bellini Theater in Catania, with the Marche Regional Orchestra, with the Philharmonic and the Municipal Theater of Bologna, "gli Archi di Firenze", the Officina Musicale (L ' Eagle). He is currently the first cello of the Tirol-Festspiele Erl (Austria) and of the Camerata Montegral conducted by Gustav Kuhn. He has held Master Classes in Italy, United States, Finland, Czech Republic. He plays a 1730 M.Klotz cello owned by the HPH Privatstiftung Foundation . Luigi-PretolaniG IMG_0764 Single ticket € 10 Buy tickets

Il Teatro della gente Il Teatro della Gente Passeggiando fra i Portici di Piazza Maggiore e Piazza San Domenico passeggiata e concerto 19 agosto 2022 The ATTI SONORI musical theater review returns in the summer of 2021 with the Baraccano Orchestra and a series of hospitality, the result of collaboration with other partners. The season is part of Bologna Summer 2021 , the program of activities promoted and coordinated by the Municipality of Bologna and the Metropolitan City of Bologna - Tourist Destination. The review will consist of various concerts, shows, exhibitions and art meetings. From the Kafka project, Lettere a Milena , dedicated to Kafka, consisting of the homonymous show and the exhibition by the artist Andrea Ballardini, set up in the foyer of the Teatro del Baraccano, to the music of the 20th century with the ensemble FontanaMIX; from Bach with Entroterre Festival to contemporary dance with the DROP project. But the main protagonist of the summer season will be the focus dedicated to the Bolognese composer Ottorino Respighi: RESPIGHI project . Guided tours, concerts, theatrical concerts, dance, art meetings, these are the many activities that will animate our tribute to Respighi in the courtyard of the Baraccano Theater and in the Certosa, thanks to the collaboration with the Museum of the Risorgimento and the Mirarte cooperative. To all this will be added the Respighi REC , a collateral project, supported by Bologna, UNESCO Creative City of Music , which will expand the possibilities of use of the Respighi project , through the recording of concerts and the production of multimedia files, videos, photos, interviews. and a printed publication. The shows will be accessible to the public in compliance with all the safety measures provided for by the anti-covid health provisions of the law. MYSLIVEČEK, il divino boemo

Soqquadro italiano, concerto, Vincenzo Capezzuto, Entroterre festival 27 July, 9.15 pm Entroterre Festival TWO-VOICE INVENTIONS Musical chat conducted by Luca Damiani , journalist, author and radio host and music critic, together with the Duo Gabriele Pieranunzi , first violin of the San Carlo Theater Orchestra in Naples, and Fabrizio Falasca brilliant talent considered one of the best Italian violinists of his generation. LUCA DAMIANI Journalist, author and radio host, excellent music critic, he is known above all as the historical voice of Radio3 . Currently it is on air every afternoon at 6 pm with the program Six degrees which implements, through music, the theory of the "Six degrees of separation" according to which any person can be connected to any other through a chain of knowledge with no more than five intermediaries. Luca Damiani is also a writer. He made his debut in 1990 with the novel " Look at yourself for life ", ed. Marsilio, with whom he won the Grinzane Cavour first work prize and the following year with the novel “ Una, fatale ” the Fiesole Prize . In 1995 he published the short stories “ What will become of her? ", In 1997 the novel" Il baro ", ed. Marsilio, in 1998 “ Knowing how to live ”, an etiquette for 2000, in 2004 with Castelvecchi ed. publishes the essay " Le Bufale ", on media mockery. www.entroterrefestival.it Luca Damiani Gabriele Pieranunzi Fabrizio Falasca with Luca Damiani Journalist Gabriele Pieranunzi violin Fabrizio Falasca violin Single ticket € 10 Buy tickets

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February 16, 9 pm in collaboration with Bologna Harp Festival SYNANTYS Sangineto Ensemble Sparkling energy and great musical ability of two twins, Adriano and Caterina, born to a luthier father and raised in an environment pervaded by the music of great artists (such as Alan Stivell, The Chieftains and Carlos Núñez). Their concert combines ancient sounds and harmonies with modern rhythms and transports the audience into a riot of twists, alternating melodic suggestions of the Celtic tradition with more modern and unexpected musical genres: a Celtic harp and an arched psaltery (created by the hands wise men of his father Michele Sangineto) who move the most intense strings of the soul, leaving freedom to the masterful timbre of the two voices. An explosive mix for a performance that amazed the Russian, Belgian, Dutch, Spanish, French and Anglo-Saxon audiences. The Sangineto Ensemble was born in 2000 and initially includes all the members of the Sangineto family: the father Michele, the mother Paola and the two twins Adriano and Caterina. He performs throughout Europe presenting a repertoire of ancient music from the Middle Ages to the French, Italian and English Renaissance while exporting the instruments of the Sangineto violin making in festivals, reviews and exhibitions of musical instruments in France, Germany, England, Switzerland, Hungary, Spain and Belgium. Today the core of the group is made up of the two twins Adriano and Caterina Sangineto. Formed within the artistic environment of their father, Michele Sangineto, luthier of Celtic harps and bowed psalters, the twins could only develop a natural inclination for ancient music, which they approached in the very first phase of their musical growth. to then arrive at popular music in all its facets, with a special predilection for the Irish, Breton and French tradition. Thanks also to their classical training (they both studied successfully at the G. Verdi Conservatory in Milan) and to the knowledge of popular pop music, the group aims to reinterpret and recover the European musical tradition in a modern perspective, updating the use of ancient and popular instruments. Ensemble Sangineto is an ever-expanding, versatile and multifaceted project that skilfully combines archaic sounds and harmonies with modern rhythms and arrangements that are affected by influences from various musical genres: jazz, classical, Gregorian chant, musical, pop and Celtic music. In the direction of an interpenetration of all these genres, the musical experimentation of the Ensemble was born: songs mainly from the Irish, Scottish and Breton tradition, but also Italian, alternate original pieces that reflect the heterogeneity of the musical experiences of the musicians. Fascinating mixes in sparkling interpretations characterize one of the most exciting and original emerging groups in the Italian panorama of Celtic music. The precious combination of the harp and the arched psaltery and the magical blend of voices, the suspended and dreamy atmospheres, all in a riot of vibrations that envelop in their intense purity. The Ensemble collaborates with the international artist Carlos Núñez and occasionally with guitarists Tiziano Cogliati and Jacopo Ventura. www.adrianosangineto.com Ticket € 14 (full), € 12 (reduced) Buy tickets

Il Barbiere a fumetti, Orchestra del baraccano, Barbiere di Siviglia, Rossini, manga, scuole Il Barbiere a Fumetti ORCHESTRA DEL BARACCANO director Giambattista Giocoli Francesco Fagioli flute Stefano Franceschini first clarinet | Mirco Ghirardini second clarinet Luca Piovesan accordion Giulia Ginestrini bassoon (6 July) | Umberto Codecà bassoon (8 and 9 July) Imerio Tagliaferri first horn | Benedetto Dallaglio second horn Fabio Codeluppi trumpet | Valentino Spaggiari trombone Gianluigi Paganelli bass tuba Tsukishiro Yūko manga drawings conceived by Giambattista Giocoli musical arrangements Fabio Codeluppi and Giambattista Giocoli digital coloring Michele Cerone Courtyard of the Rocca | P.le Marconi, 1 - Novellara (RE) 6 July, 9.30 pm San Luigi Room | via Luigi Nanni, 14 - Forlì July 8, 9.30 pm Arena Shows | via Repubblica, 10 - Ozzano dell'Emilia (BO) 9 July, 9.30 pm THE CARTOON BARBER Il Barbiere a Fumetti was born from a musical idea: Vincenzo Gambaro's suite on the music of Rossini's Opera, arranged for wind orchestra. In this musical version, Maestro Giocoli decided to combine the intricate story of Rosina , told by the unpublished drawings of the Japanese mangaka Tsukishiro Yūko. Two apparently distant languages, united however by the story and the expressiveness. The opera plunges into the contemporaneity of Japanese comics, the immediacy of the visual art is intertwined with the sound, giving back a new and original version of the work that can also speak to a young and contemporary audience. The new arrangements that ATTI SONORI has produced for chamber orchestra have given life to a new score for 10 real parts , in which the work is stripped of the recitative parts and stages only the music, while the comics are projected onto a backdrop. scenographic and tell the story through the suggestion of the images. A few short captions help to better understand the tangled history of the "Barber of Seville". The Barber of Seville for Manga music and drawings

SOUND ACTS 12 and 13 February, matinee for schools IN THE NAME OF A ROSE In this show, themes such as the meaning of life and the meaning of love and friendship are addressed. Each planet visited by the protagonist, who travels in the Universe, represents a metaphor of human nature. The King represents the thirst for power. The Vanitosa is a symptom of a gaze turned towards oneself and not towards the other. The drunkard is the emblem of the social unease of lonely people. The businessman is the explicit reference to the frenzy of the world. The Lampionario is the only figure of a man who does something useful, that is, he deals with something other than himself. Finally, the Geographer is the metaphor of knowledge, in which emotions are its engine, just as affectivity moves knowledge. Company ChiE'diSCENA 05 08 010 06 07 011

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GIAMBATTISTA GIOCOLI artistic director and director of the Baraccano Orchestra Initially a clarinetist, born in 1976 in Matera, he studied clarinet in his hometown and then graduated from the Bologna Conservatory. As an instrumentalist he studied with Perrone, Quarenghi, Tirincanti, Pay and Carbonare, immediately starting an intense concert activity in Italy and abroad. He makes recordings for Italian and foreign radios, recording several classical and contemporary music CDs. For 10 years he collaborated with the opera and symphonic seasons of the Orchestra of the Teatro Comunale di Bologna with which he made many tours in Italy and abroad. He has collaborated with the FontanaMIX Contemporary Music ensemble of Bologna and with the Sentieri Selvaggi ensemble of Milan, with a concert activity in Europe and Asia. In 2013 he made his debut as conductor in the production of American musicals and in the same year he founded the Baraccano Orchestra, with which he produced chamber musical theater projects and symphonic projects which he still carries on tour. Since 2015 he has been collaborating as guest conductor with the Orchestra of the Toscanini Foundation of Parma and since 2017 with the Rossini Symphony Orchestra of Pesaro. In 2018 he also began to collaborate with the Lucana Orchestra Foundation and the Virtuosi dell'Opera Italiana. In 2021, with his orchestra, he will be on tour in the Czech Republic. He is artistic director of the Baraccano Theater of Bologna and of the musical theater research and production project ATTI SONORI in Bologna. Contact details: e-mail: giambattistagiocoli@gmail.com