We start in the Alexandrian church of San Giovanni Evangelista (Cristo district) with a new concert for four-handed organ.
There The 45th concert series will take place from the end of June to mid-September and he will understand 18 events distributed throughout the provincial territory, including that of Mioglia (SV), belonging to the Diocese of Acqui Termein whose parish church there is an extraordinary recently restored instrument.
The confirmations
The international dimension of the eventthanks to the presence of some big name artists and very long-term coming from Germany, Switzerland, Poland, Spain and, for the first time, from Georgia and Finland.
The collaboration with the “Vivaldi” Conservatory of Alessandriaaccepting the proposal of a Very particular “Ensemble”. made up of multi-instrumentalists, two of whom are teachers, who will propose one very innovative show.
The words
The president of the CRAL Foundation explains, notary Luciano Mariano: “We participate to this project tthrough the “Music and surroundings” announcement, to promote high-level cultural initiatives and reach a large and varied audience, valorising the historical instruments present in the churches of the province”.
Thus the president of the Province, Enrico Bussalino: “We want to make the province of Alexandria a reference destination for tourists, offering them the opportunity to discover beauty and history. I want thank theFriends of the Organ Association and the Prof. Letizia Romiti who, with passion and dedication, continue on their path”.
The program
June 28th – 9pm – Alexandria, church of San Giovanni Evangelista: Giuliana Maccaroni and Martino Porcileorgan duo – pieces from the four-handed organ repertoire from the eighteenth century onwards;
June 29th – 9pm – Castelnuovo Scrivia, Parish church of SS. Peter and Paul: Zeno Bianchiniorgan (Italy – Germany) – pieces from the 17th and 18th centuries;
10 July – 8.30 pm – Arquata Scrivia, parish church: Daniela Scavioorgan – organ pieces by Bach, Zipoli, Perosi, Handel
July 14th – 9pm – Casale Monferrato, church of Sant’Ilario: Fabio Reorgan – music from 19th century Italian opera
July 15th – 9pm – Alexandria, church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel: Norbert Itrichsaxophone (Poland), Ivan Sarajishvili (Georgia), organ – pieces by Italian and foreign authors from Bach to the present day
July 21st – 6pm – Novi Ligure, Basilica of the Magdalene: Michal Gondkolute (Poland), Corina Martiorgan (Switzerland) – instrumental pieces from the late Middle Ages to the Renaissance
27 July – 9.30 pm – Castelspina, parish church: Letizia Romitiorgan – pieces by Andrea Gabrieli, Kerll, Bach, Pagliai
July 28th – 5pm – Grondona, parish church: Rossella Croce (baroque violin), Davide Brutti (croissant), Nicola Lamon (organ) – Renaissance and Baroque pieces
4 August – 5pm – Ottiglio, parish church: Mario Valsecchiorgan – Italian pieces from the 17th to the 19th century
August 24th – 9pm – Mioglia, parish church: Doralice Minghetti (ocarina), Giuseppe Monari (organ) – ancient Italian music
1 September – 4.30 pm – Voltage, Oratory of the Gonfalone: Marianna Prizzon (soprano), Claudio Gasparoni (viola da gamba), Lorenzo Marzona (organ) – pieces by Vivaldi, Pergolesi, Handel, Bach, Mozart
5 September – 9pm – Spigno Monferrato, parish church: Angel Hortasorgan (Spain) – Spanish baroque music
6 September – 9pm – Serravalle Scrivia, parish church: Angel Hortasorgan (Spain) – Spanish and Italian music from the 17th to the 19th century
7 September – 6pm – Tortona, Madonna della Guardia Sanctuary: Tuomas Pyrhoenenorgan (Finland) – pieces from the 19th and 20th centuries
8 September – 5.30 pm – Castellar Guidobono, parish church: Ensemble “Spiritosi Affetti” Silvio Rosi (voice), Massimo Lombardi (theorbo), Donato Sansone (recorders), Daniele Boccaccio (organ and harpsichord) – concert-narration on the life of Domenico Zipoli
September 13th – 9pm – Frugarolo, Parish church of San Felice: Irene de Ruvoorgan – pieces by Byrd, Pachelbel, Bach and 19th century Italian music
14 September – 6.30 pm – Saint Savior, Parish church of San Martino: Francesco Canevaorgan – late nineteenth-century Italian and French music
15 September – 6pm – Ovada, Oratory of the Annunziata: Roberta Tribocco (transverse flute), Manuele Barale (organ) – Pieces for flute and organ from the 17th and 18th centuries
