Left Hungarian Tamás Major, first violin of the Orchestra of Italian Switzerland and the Orchestra of Budapest, Corrado Giuffredi first clarinet dell'Orhestra of Italian Switzerland and host of the Filarmonica della Scala, Francesca Galante, voice , Ciro Radice, accordionist and author of the arrangements Enrico Fagone, bass Orchestra of Italian Switzerland Press
Concert April 20, 2008 21:00 Palazzo Verbania - Luino
Orient Express Ensemble
Tamás Major, violin / Giuffredi Corrado, clarinet / Enrico Fagone, bass / Ciro Radice, accordion and arrangements / with the participation of Frank Galante, voice
The varied Luino 2008 Musical Season will open on 20 April at 21.00 at the Palazzo Verbania with the virtuosity of the soloists' Orient Express Ensemble and sounds of Eastern European melancholy and passionate. A concert that put to work some early parts of the Orchestra of Italian Switzerland: Hungarian Tamás Major, also first violin of the Orchestra of Budapest, Corrado Giuffredi also guest principal clarinet of the Filarmonica della Scala, and Enrico Fagone, along with Cyrus Root accordionist and author of the arrangements and Frank Galante, voice. The repertoire
provides Romanian dances, czardas Hungarian gypsy atmosphere of the compositions of G. Boulanger and the klezmer music of the Jews of Central and Eastern Europe. Original arrangements and improvisation in an alternate program swirling rhythms and exciting.
The voice is an interpreter of some of the more humorous songs of the Yiddish tradition.
Seasons Music Luino is conceived and organized the Association for Renaissance, with the assistance of the City and the Commonwealth of Luino Montana Valli del Luinese, IMF and private companies, Assiteca, Banca Popolare Commercio e Industria, Riello Valsoni, Italtrasfo , Timbers Marchetti, Grinding Ghiringhelli, Unes (Germantown, Macclesfield, Port Valtravaglia) Photographer Francesco Marmin, Plants Spertini, Katataiba.
Next meeting scheduled for May 30 at the Palace of Verbania Luino Amadè with the string quartet, formed by Corsini and Marco Della Corte Igor (violin), Roberto Mazzoni (viola) and Joseph Laffranchini (cello). Music by Haydn and Dvorak.
Info: rinascenze@libero.it studiodore@gmail.com
Tel 3482833200
Tamas Major, violin
He studied violin with Jòzsef Szasz and chamber music with György Kurtag Franz Liszt Academy in Budapest, where he graduated in 1981 with honors. In 1980 he was awarded in the competition for violin Hubay "in Budapest and won the 2nd prize at the Herbert von Karajan in Berlin.
was violinist in the Orchestra Sinfonica dell'Emilia Romagna "Arturo Toscanini" from 1981 to 1983. Yes, and then moved to Lugano.
Currently he serves as first violinist in the Orchestra of Italian Switzerland.
an intensive chamber music in various formations, making recordings for radio and record companies.
Since 1986 he has worked regularly as a violinist with the Budapest Festival Orchestra, conducted by teachers and involved in various prestigious international centers.
Corrado Giuffredi
Concert April 20, 2008 21:00 Palazzo Verbania - Luino
Orient Express Ensemble
Tamás Major, violin / Giuffredi Corrado, clarinet / Enrico Fagone, bass / Ciro Radice, accordion and arrangements / with the participation of Frank Galante, voice
The varied Luino 2008 Musical Season will open on 20 April at 21.00 at the Palazzo Verbania with the virtuosity of the soloists' Orient Express Ensemble and sounds of Eastern European melancholy and passionate. A concert that put to work some early parts of the Orchestra of Italian Switzerland: Hungarian Tamás Major, also first violin of the Orchestra of Budapest, Corrado Giuffredi also guest principal clarinet of the Filarmonica della Scala, and Enrico Fagone, along with Cyrus Root accordionist and author of the arrangements and Frank Galante, voice. The repertoire
provides Romanian dances, czardas Hungarian gypsy atmosphere of the compositions of G. Boulanger and the klezmer music of the Jews of Central and Eastern Europe. Original arrangements and improvisation in an alternate program swirling rhythms and exciting.
The voice is an interpreter of some of the more humorous songs of the Yiddish tradition.
Seasons Music Luino is conceived and organized the Association for Renaissance, with the assistance of the City and the Commonwealth of Luino Montana Valli del Luinese, IMF and private companies, Assiteca, Banca Popolare Commercio e Industria, Riello Valsoni, Italtrasfo , Timbers Marchetti, Grinding Ghiringhelli, Unes (Germantown, Macclesfield, Port Valtravaglia) Photographer Francesco Marmin, Plants Spertini, Katataiba.
Next meeting scheduled for May 30 at the Palace of Verbania Luino Amadè with the string quartet, formed by Corsini and Marco Della Corte Igor (violin), Roberto Mazzoni (viola) and Joseph Laffranchini (cello). Music by Haydn and Dvorak.
Info: rinascenze@libero.it studiodore@gmail.com
Tel 3482833200
Tamas Major, violin
He studied violin with Jòzsef Szasz and chamber music with György Kurtag Franz Liszt Academy in Budapest, where he graduated in 1981 with honors. In 1980 he was awarded in the competition for violin Hubay "in Budapest and won the 2nd prize at the Herbert von Karajan in Berlin.
was violinist in the Orchestra Sinfonica dell'Emilia Romagna "Arturo Toscanini" from 1981 to 1983. Yes, and then moved to Lugano.
Currently he serves as first violinist in the Orchestra of Italian Switzerland.
an intensive chamber music in various formations, making recordings for radio and record companies.
Since 1986 he has worked regularly as a violinist with the Budapest Festival Orchestra, conducted by teachers and involved in various prestigious international centers.
Corrado Giuffredi
You winner of international competitions "Saverio Mercadante", winner of Ancona and "Valentino Bucchi" in Rome, the Orchestra Toscanini of Parma, was invited as principal clarinet with the Orchestra Filarmonica della Scala in Milan in which he participated, with Riccardo Muti, the tour of Spain, Portugal, France, Greece, Japan, Switzerland, Germany, Denmark, Norway and Lebanon. Extraction purely classical, dedicated to the research and tonal sound, exploring all kinds of music: ethnic, contemporary, jazz. Has made several recordings, and since 1998 has been director and soloist on the orchestra's Busseto. He is currently principal clarinet of the Orchestra of the Radio Italian.
Enrico Fagone
Enrico Fagone
is the first bass of the Orchestra of Italian Switzerland. Born in 1979 he graduated with honors from the Conservatorio "G. Nicolini" in Piacenza, under the guidance of Maestro L. Colonna, completing his studies with internationally renowned masters: F. Petracchi., M. Dorin, E . Ferrari, A. Sciancalepore. For years he devoted himself not only to classical music, to a large number of projects of various flavor fusion aimed at 'integration of different sounds from different musical traditions of the extrapolated mondo.Fin was young was the winner as a soloist with major awards: First prize in the String "INNER WHEEL; First prize in the String Rotary Club of Piacenza; First Prize in the Competition for Strings "Francesco Dal Pozzo" First prize at the third edition of the prestigious national competition of bass "Werther Benz Alessandria.Collabora be held in Italy in which all 'abroad with orchestras and chamber groups. He is currently professor of double bass at the Conservatory G. Nicolini in Piacenza.
Cyrus Radice, accordion
After studying classical piano, he studied with maestro Umberto Petrin in improvisation and harmony, while deepening the study of the accordion and bandoneon, the latter in Argentina with the masters and Bruschini Garralda. E 'accordion in various bands such as the' Ensemble Agora ", the traditional music trio" The Gigotèe "and" Accordion Duo ". He has performed in a program dedicated to Astor Piazzolla with Sandro Laffranchini, former principal cello of the Teatro alla Scala and currently Cello Ensemble Archi della Scala. He graduated in Chemical Engineering in Milan.
Starring Francesca Galante, voice
He dedicated years to the study of vocal function following the method of Gisela Rhomert under the guidance of Carol Caruso and Anna Garriga. Attracted by the musical expressions from diverse cultures, founded in '98 with the Giro Root 'Agora Ensemble, klezmer quintet within which performs research work in the field of music in the Yiddish language. He also collaborates with the formation of "The Gigotèe," which focuses on the traditional music of Piedmont and Lombardy-concordance with France beyond the Alps, and the duo "accordion." He then approached the Argentine tango and folklore avoiding easy stereotypes. Collaborate with the 'Orquesta Estilo Tango ", with the trio" Tangotinto. She has performed at the Argentine Consulate in 2004 and 2005 in the Sala Puccini the Conservatory in Milan. In 2006 he attended the "Festival della Pigna" with the show "Argentinatango," with D. Pacitti and an Ensemble of the Orchestra Sinfonica di Sanremo professors. She graduated in law from Milan
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