Program Eng 2024

Program Eng 2024

DUNI FESTIVAL 2024 25th Edition

THE SOUNDS OF THE CELEBRATION

TWENTY-FIVE YEARS OF EARLY MUSIC IN THE SOUTH

1. Opening Show: 

Monday, September 16, Matera, Ridola Museum  7 PM 

Marveling at unheard beauties… 

playing, dancing, and singing with all sorts of instruments 

La Chirintana – Historical Dance and Ancient Instruments Ensemble 

Directed by Marcella Taurino 

Duniensemble 

Natalia Lucia Bonello, historical flutes; Francesco Panico, baroque trumpet; 

Giuseppe Petrella, theorbo and baroque guitar; Claudia Di Lorenzo, organ

2. “Sarcuni Project”

Friday, September 20, Matera, Ridola Museum 

Saturday, September 21, Naples, Girolamini Church, 11 AM 

Sacred works by Giacomo Sarcuni (Matera 1690-Naples post 1758) 

Duni Festival Baroque Orchestra 

Conductor Francesco D’Orazio 

(in collaboration with the Library and Oratory Complex of the Girolamini in Naples, which preserves all music by Giacomo Sarcuni)

3. “Divine Beauties.” Neapolitan Motets for solo voice and basso continuo

Tuesday, September 24, Matera, Ridola Museum 

Music by Gregorio Strozzi, Antonio Martin y Coll, and Leonardo Leo 

The Brotherhood of Musicians 

Valeria La Grotta, soprano 

Fabio De Leonardis, cello 

Carmine Lavinia, organ 

Cosimo Prontera, harpsichord, organ, and conduction

(In collaboration with the Leonardo Leo Festival of San Vito dei Normanni)

4. The Noble Song 

Tuesday, October 1, Bernardini Palace 

Music by Jacopo Peri, Girolamo Frescobaldi, Girolamo Kapsberger, and Sigismondo d’India 

Concerto Soave, Marseille 

María Cristina Kiehr, soprano 

Romain Bockler, baritone 

Ulrik-Gaston Larsen, lute 

Flore Seube, viola da gamba 

Jean-Marc Aymes, harpsichord, organ, and conduction

5. Handel Concertos transcribed for two organs

Sunday, October 6, Matera, Bernardini Palace 

Carlo Maria Barile and Angelo Trancone, chamber organs

6. “Coloring Emotions”: Accompanied Sonatas for keyboard and flute 

Friday, October 18, Matera, Bernardini Palace 

Music by Johann Schobert, Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach, Johann Christian Bach, Wilhelm Friedemann Bach, and Muzio Clementi 

Vera Plosila, transverse flute 

Anastasios Zafeiropoulos, fortepiano

7. “United Tastes”: Virtuoso duos from Naples, Rome, Paris, and Hamburg 

Saturday, October 19, Grottole 

Music by Leonardo Leo, Domenico Scarlatti, Jean-Marie Leclair, Joseph-Nicolas Pancrace Royer, Georg Philipp Telemann, Arcangelo Corelli 

Dan Laurin, flutes 

Anna Paradiso, harpsichord 

In collaboration with the “Inaudita” Festival and the Municipality of Grottole

8-9. Late Renaissance English Music: John Dowland 

Sunday, October 20, Grottole 

Tuesday, October 22, Matera, Bernardini 

Sophie Klussmann, soprano 

Hopkinson Smith, lute 

In collaboration with the “Inaudita” Festival and the Municipality of Grottole

10. “The Time of the Voice” 

Sunday, October 27, Matera, Ridola Museum 

Music by Giacinto Scelsi, Gianvincenzo Cresta, PietroAndrea Ziani, Luca Antignani, Claudio Monteverdi 

Francesco D’Orazio, solo violin 

Roland Hayrabedian, Conduction

Orfeo Futuro ensemble of historical instruments 

Musicatreize vocal ensemble 

In collaboration with the Anima Mea Festival of Bari

11. “Harmonia Artificiosa” 

Sunday, November 3, Matera, Bernardini Palace 

Music by Heinrich Ignaz Franz Biber, Luciano Berio, and Marcello Panni 

Elicia Silverstein and Marco Bianchi, violins 

Riccardo Doni, harpsichord and chamber organ

12 and 13. “Improvisation” for two keyboards 

Tuesday, November 5, Matera morning matinee for schools and evening concert, Bernardini Palace 

Fabrizio De Rossi Re – Fabrizio Festa, pianos

14. “Le Délire des lyres”

Thursday, November 7, Matera, Bernardini Palace 

Music by Bataille, Campion, Purcell, Hume, Dufaut, Campra, Hurel, Dubuisson, Castaldi, Milanuzzi 

Faenza Ensemble 

Marco Horvat: vocals, theorbo, baroque guitar 

Francisco Mañalich: vocals, viol bass, baroque guitar

15 and 16. “Pulcinella Marathon”: from Pergolesi to Stravinsky

Sunday, November 10, Bernardini Palace 

11 AM: Astrée ensemble of ancient instruments, with pantomime, stage direction by Vania Cauzillo 

5 PM: Film: “Neapolitan Carousel” commemorating 30 years since the death of Raffaele Gervasio, curated by Nanni Coppola 

8:30 PM: “Neoclassical Stravinsky” Symphony Orchestra of Matera, conductor Saverio Vizziello 

(Igor Stravinsky: Monumentum Pro Gesualdo, Suite from the ballet “Pulcinella”) 

In collaboration with the OSM Season