Riparte Como Contemporary Festival 2022

The Como Contemporary Festival 2022 reopens its doors!

This third edition, opened with a marvelous concert in February at the Teatro Sociale in Como, had a long pause before entering its liveliest moment when its events will make contemporary music co-habit and dialogue with the other arts. 
A series of concerts are ready to make us dive into the contemporary sounds, atmospheres, artistic manufacts, which, working all together as a unique art, will make us feel deeply and know a lot of new music!

Here’s the program of our festival:

When? From Nov. 1 to Dec. 9, 2022
Where? At Villa Olmo in Como, at the Palace Hotel and at the Cathedral in Como, too.
What?

  • Concerto inaugurale delle Polifonie International Music Masterclass
  • Intorno al ‘900”, concerto per violoncello e pianoforte
  • Beetween two worlds“, musiche per ensemble
  • Giovanni Sollima e i violoncelli scultura
  • Concerto Finale e premiazione del 6° Concorso Internazionale di Composizione Appassionato Ensemble
  • Missa Solemnis”, per soli, coro e orchestra

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We’re already announcing that it twill be possible to subscribe to the entire festival with a small amount and this includes the fee to become a Supporting Member of the Associazione!

 

Finalists announced at the VI International Composition Competition “Appassionato Ensemble” 2022

Today, October 5, 2022, the members of the jury, Mehdi Khayami (Iran) and Umberto Pedraglio (Italy), chaired by Ivan Fedele (Italy) selected the finalist scores of the 7th International Composition Competition “Appassionato Ensemble” 2022.
119 scores were received from 24 countries around the world (Italy, Spain, Canada, England, France, Israel, USA, Mexico, Brazil, Poland, Korea, Iran, Taiwan, Japan, China, Australia, Switzerland, Austria, Colombia , Turkey, Egypt, Germany, Portugal, Hungary).

Below is the list of the selected finalist scores:

  • “I giardini di Adone” for flute, by Simone Maccaglia (Italy);
  • “Ceci n’est pas un trio à cordes” for viola, violin and cello, by Alejandro Mata (Mexico/France)
  • “Sette parole” for flute, clarinet and violin, by Danilo Karim Kaddouri (Italy);
  • “Imágenes en mente de la mujer-pájaro” for flute, clarinet and pianoby Miguel Rivera (Mexico).
  • “Sulla vita di Owen Aherne” for flute, clarinet, violin, cello and piano, by Maurizio Tedde (Italy).

The five finalist scores will be performed on 13 November 2022 at Villa Olmo in Como. At the end of the concert, the Jury will meet to determine the winning score. The awards ceremony will take place immediately after the concert.

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