Sani / Fabbriciani / Vidolin - Dove Arrivano Le Nuvole Piu Vaste - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Traditionally, Switzerland has an important and impressive heritage regarding festivals for classical music, among them the famous Lucerne Festival, rooting back to the so-called InchConcert de GalaInch in the gardens of Richard Wagner's villa at Tribschen in 1938 conducted by Arturo Toscanini. This features the fascinating variety and the many facets of the classical festival scene in Switzerland. The selection of the works takes the importance of big names and well known works into account, but also presents modern or even avant-garde approaches or less well known chamber music works. The world's leading orchestras, conductors and soloists, outstanding concert venues like the KKL Culture and Convention Centre by the renowned architect Jean Nouvel in Lucerne, a breathtaking landscape there are many reasons for falling in love with the Swiss music festivals. The Swiss festivals now draw more than 500,000 classical music enthusiasts to the shores of Lake Lucerne or the Verbier mountains every year. And the numbers of visitors is growing from year to year. With this , you will understand why.

Zani / Rognoni / Cantalupi - Sonate a Violino E Basso [COMPACT DISCS] date 10/06/2017

Roberto Fabbriciani is an innovator of flute techniques developed through personal research of the flute's sonorous possibilities. He has collaborated with some of the major composers of our time, and has worked for many years with Luigi Nono in the experimental studio of the SWF in Freiberg, blazing new and unusual trails in music. He performs on this new alongside Alvise Vidolin on electronics. The pieces on this album tell of water as a game, passion and necessity; Roberto's dreams, childhood games and imagination, but also the dark, dramatic historical moment experienced in his youth the flooding of Florence. It is again a return to loving and playing with water as a source of life.