Aperitif concerts in museums: Sound sticks and Music at the museum

The entire summer season will be full of concerts, visits and workshops in the L’Artisanà museums!
For the second consecutive year, the musical review “Bastoni sonori”, curated by Selene Framarin, will be held again, bringing musicians from all over Italy to the MAIN and MAV, who will accompany the public on a journey through sounds, identity, tradition and experimentation.

Plan :

Friday 7th June 5.30pm

SOUND STICKS – MAIN
Inauguration of the Exhibition and Concert with the students of the Classical, Musical and Artistic High School
playing Elena D’Incà, Sofia Coco, Mattia Formento, Noemi Bazzanella, Stéphan Masserano, Edoardo Milleret, Davide Brazzale

Friday 5th July 5pm

SOUND STICKS – MAIN
Minimalism and randomness: two faces of the 20th century
Elio Marchesini , percussions

The percussions tell the story of the 20th century, from the sounds of the minimal music of Steve Reich and Philip Glass to the world of John Cage who, inspired by Eastern philosophies and seeking freedom from constraints and models, explored chance and the unpredictable in music.
Music by Steve Reich, Philip Glass, Morton Feldamn, Paul Smadbeck, John Cage

Saturday 13th July 5pm

THEMATIC REFLECTIONS – MAIN
Craftsman man
Paul Solomon, Gianni Nuti, Giuseppe Saglio and Renato Meucci

Saturday 20th July 5pm

SOUND STICKS – MAIN
Traveling with Mediterranean Lutes
Sergio Pugnalin , oud, bağlama saz, laoùto, lavta, mandolevantino, bouzouki, baglamas, voice

A journey through the musical languages, styles, cultures, and events of the Eastern Mediterranean, proposed through various traditional lutes and a voice, to tell and sing stories. It is no coincidence that the synecdoche ‘il legno’ (from which the their very name), was used both for boats and for these wonderful musical instruments, whose case is built just like the hull of a ship…
Music from the Balkan, Greek, Ottoman, Arabic, Jewish, Gypsy traditions

Saturday 27th July 5pm

MUSIC AT THE MUSEUM – MAV
The Accordion in Post-War Italy
Giorgio Dellarole , accordion

A program on the Italian roots of the classical accordion in the second half of the 20th century, when, by attracting the attention of personalities of the caliber of Fugazza and Pozzoli, it went beyond its typical popular connotation and began to appear on the threshold of the “cultured” environment.
Music by Pozzoli, Fugazza, Volpi, Melocchi, Ferrari-Trecate, Fancelli

Saturday 17th August 5pm

MUSIC AT THE MUSEUM – MAV
Stage concert for families
Eleonora Savini , violin, movement, singing, arrangements
Federica Vecchio , cello, movement and singing
Pietro Gaudioso , director

Diversity can exist even when two people seem similar from the outside. Guided by the notes of the cello and the violin, we will be able to experience how two characters reveal themselves and meet, and how much fun this discovery can be!
Music by Fauré, Biber, Glière, Spahlinger.

Saturday 14th September 5pm

SOUND STICKS – MAIN
Tradition and electronic experimentation
Christian Thoma , oboe, English horn, bass clarinet, electronics, compositions and arrangements
Rémy Boniface , violin, diatonic accordion, electro-acoustic hurdy-gurdy, electronics, compositions and arrangements

The multiple acoustic instruments interact with the electronics in a mix of classical, folk and jazz music, creating sound environments that are sometimes contemporary and “research”, sometimes with clear references to ancient music.
Music by Christian Thoma and Rémy Boniface

ENTRANCE TO THE EXHIBITION SPACE AND PARTICIPATION IN THE EVENTS IS FREE AND FREE OF CHARGE.