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Chamber Music Course, Perugia

“The French-Italian connection” by Accademia Amsterdam

“Pupil and Master” by Accademia Amsterdam

When? 30-07-2012 -- 03-08-2012

An inspiring course for amateurs and (music) students. Music by baroque composers and their pupils.
Now accompanied by arts & cooking courses!

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Two new CD's by Accademia Amsterdam

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French dances and Dutch-Italian counterpart

Do you prefer French frivolity, Italian passion or Dutch craftsmanship? Accademia Amsterdam has it all! Listen to the new CD's!

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De Goldbergvariaties van Bach Print Email

...gespeeld én gezongen!

Een vernieuwende versie van Bachs meesterwerk, waarin zijn complexe polyfone schrijfwijze, lyriek en dramatiek wordt versterkt door de verschillende klankkleuren van zangers en instrumenten

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Piccolo Concerto Print Email

Between ancient and modern

In the thirty years since the death of Carl Orff's 1982 - 2012

Piccolo Concerto is a program and an ensemble consisting of flute, oboe, trumpet, trombone, bassoon, harpsichord and percussion, specially created for and dedicated to Carl Orff and the harpsichord and its rediscovery in the early last century. The neo-classical music movement of the early twentieth century who joined Carl Orff, which is celebrating the thirtieth anniversary of the death in 2012, fostered the rediscovery of the ancient composers, music, the instrument: the harpsichord. And 'around this idea and the Kleine Konzert Lautensatzen nach dem aus 16 Jahrhundert of Orff that develops this particular program that is divided between ancient and modern. The dance in his musical forms from the minuet to the passacaglia, rigadoun etc is the common thread that unites musicians and instruments. The program rarely performed includes ancient dances transcribed specifically for the ensemble, performing compositions such as the Suite Francaise d'apres Claude Gervaise by F. Poulenc the Menuet Antique of M. Ravel and G. Ligeti Hungarian Passacaglia for harpsichord.

Piccolo concerto is composed of musicians from various chamber groups and from different musical experiences in collaboration with harpsichordist Alessandra Iovino.

Ensemble Piccolo Concerto
flute, oboe, trumpet, trombone, bassoon, harpsichord, percussion

For contacts and information:
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Bernardo Pasquini Print Email

Prima ripresa moderna del dramma per musica "La donna ancora è fedele"

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bullet_zwUniversitá Degli Studi di Perugia (Dipartimento di lingue e letterature-Sezione di Musicologia)
bullet_zwCappella Musicale Augusta (Ensemble musicale barocco, Italia)
bullet_zwAccademia Amsterdam (Ensemble musicale barocco, Olanda)

Pasquini

Bernardo Pasquini (Massa e Cozzile, 7 dicembre 1637 – Roma, 22 novembre 1710), è stato compositore, organista e clavicembalista.

Dopo i primi studi presso un dotto prete di Uzzano, si trasferì a Roma e divenne allievo di Antonio Cesti e di Loreto Vittori. Ancora giovane entrò al servizio del principe Borghese. Successivamente divenne organista di svariate chiese romane, tra le quali le basiliche di Santa Maria Maggiore e di Santa Maria in Ara Coeli. Fu in rapporto con la regina Cristina di Svezia, alla quale dedicò una sua opera, Dov'è amore è pietà, composta nel 1679. Clavicembalista, grande improvvisatore e insegnante ricercato, venne spesso ingaggiato da importanti famiglie nobiliari. Fra i suoi più noti discepoli si annoverano Tommaso Bernardo Gaffi, Francesco Gasparini e forse Domenico Scarlatti. Durante la seconda permanenza di Alessandro Scarlatti a Roma (tra il 1703 e 1708) collaborò in parecchie occasioni con lui e con Arcangelo Corelli per mettere in scena varie rappresentazioni collegate all'Accademia dell'Arcadia, della quale facevano parte tutti e tre e Pasquini con il nome di Protico Azoteo. Morì a Roma e fu sepoltò nella Basilica di San Lorenzo in Lucina. Sono stati pubblicati parecchi suoi lavori significativi per strumenti a tastiera, tra i quali toccate, suites e partite. Fu il primo compositore italiano a scrivere suites e fece conoscere in Italia questo genere musicale.

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Erlebe Zachow! Print Email

Die Kantaten von F. W. Zachow (1663-1712)

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Internationale Zusammenarbeit, Konzerte, Dokumentierung
Accademia Amsterdam
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