Astor Piazzolla
Adios Nonino & Invierno Porteno*
Isaac Albeniz
Mallorca Op.202 **
Manuel De Falla
from “Siete canciones populares Españolas”
Asturiana
El Paño Moruno
Nana
Jota
Enrique Granados
Danza Española Op.37, No.5 “Andaluza” **
Astor Piazzolla
Bordell 1900 & Cafe 1930
Oblivion & Escualo*
*transcription and elaboration by Simone Cardini
**transcription by the Duo Ciampa-Piccotti
Nell'ambito del Progetto Speciale:As part of the Special Project:
Nel segno di Dvořák e Brahms: il pianoforte da camera
Nell'ambito del Progetto Speciale:As part of the Special Project:
Futuro Presente
Con il sostegno di MiC e di SIAE, nell'ambito del programma With the support of MiC and SIAE, within the framework of the program Per Chi Crea
In collaborazione con In partnership with Fondazione Sylva
Disponibile pullman A/R da Lecce (Porta Napoli)
Servizio a pagamento - 12 euro
Info e prenotazioni:
Return bus available from Lecce (Porta Napoli)
Paid service - 12 euros
Info and reservations: federicaoperaprima@gmail.com
Nell’ambito del Progetto Speciale “ Nostalgia e ironia in Rachmaninov e Poulenc”
As part of the Special Project "Nostalgia and irony in Rachmaninov and Poulenc"
Erica Piccotti and Gian Marco Ciampa explore the multiple aspects of the repertoire combining popular Latin American music and European art music in a journey from the Spanish folklore to the popular South American tango. The duo collaborates with Simone Cardini, young but already prominent Italian composer, winner of many international awards, who writes arrangements and transcriptions for the duo.
Born in Rome in 1999, Erica Piccotti was awarded the title of Young Artist of The Year by the jury of International Classical Music Award 2020. She graduated in cello at the age of 14, recorded for Warner Classics, debuted in Rai live broadcast at Montecitorio with M. Brunello for the Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia and was awarded the Certificate of Honor 'Alfiere della Repubblica'. Student of A. Meneses since 2015 at the Accademia Chigiana in Siena, she was awarded the Monte dei Paschi Prize for young talents of the Accademia and the Honorary Diploma in her last year of studies (2019).
Gian Marco Ciampa, 1990, graduated with honours and Honourable Mention in guitar at Conservatorio Santa Cecilia in Rome, studying with Arturo Tallini and Bruno Battisti D’Amario. From a very young age he carries out an intense concert activity that has led him to perform and hold Masterclasses in four continents. He is prize winner in more than 40 international competitions, including the European Guitar Competition, which awarded him with the Medal of the President of the Italian Republic.