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Klassisk konsert på Stripabryggeriet
Två internationellt meriterade musiker - Mauro Valli (cello) och Elicia Siverstein (violin) - ger fredag 7 juli kl 19.00 konsert på Stripabryggeriet i Stripa gruvmiljö.
"Vi ser fram emot en fantastisk konsert", skriver Stripabryggeriet i sin inbjudan. Biljetter (300 kronor) bokas på bryggeriets webbplats (stripabryggeriet.se) under fliken Evenemang.
Program för konserten på Stripabryggeriet 7 juli:
- G.A. Pandolfi Mealli Sonata Op.3 nᵒ2 ”La Cesta”
- D. Gabrielli Ricercar no 1 in Do maggiore per violoncello solo
- J.S. Bach: Suite No.3 per violoncello solo 1. Preludio 2. Sarabada 3. Giga
- G. Valentini Allettamento nᵒ 6
- J.S. Bach: Invenzioni a due voci nᵒ 13, 4, 8
- H.I.F. Biber: Passacaglia per violino solo
- G.F. Handel: Sonata per violino e violoncello in Sol maggiore, HWV 358 1. Allegro 2. Adagio 3. Allegro
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Mauro Valli: Both as a soloist and chamber musician, Valli has recorded numerous critically acclaimed CDs, wich have been published by top record labels including Decca, Sony, Denon, Harmonia Mundi, and Arts. For the past thirty years, Mauro Valli, has dedicated himself to playing baroque music on original instruments and to the rediscovery of historical instruments such as the five-stringed violoncello piccolo made by the violin makers Lucia Valli and Matias Herrera. Mauro Valli is a professor of chamber music at the Conservatorio of Bologna, and taught for ten years at the Consevatori della Svizzera Italiana of Lugano, where now regurlarly returns as a visiting professor to give master classes and concerts.
Elicia Silverstein is rapidly garnering praise for her nuanced, bold and insightful
performances of repertoire ranging from the 17th to the 21st century. A performer on both historical and modern instruments, Silverstein is equally at home as a soloist with orchestra, giving recitals and playing chamber music. Her inventive and thoughtful approach to concert programming, as well as the sincerity and exuberance she brings to musical communication, distinguishes Silverstein as one of the most important voices of her generation. Over the past several years, Silverstein has appeared regularly as a soloist and chamber musician
throughout Europe and the United States.
