Italian Music Festival Web Series Episode 1 - Armonie della Sera

Описание: Italy is a country where culture, nature, art, design, cuisine, and a unique lifestyle meet. These aspects are easily grasped by the eye of the visitor. But other, equally important elements, are unseen and invisible: among them, the Italian musical culture.

The Italian Cultural Institute-Hong-Kong and Da Vinci Publishing launch a web series of seven videos presenting to the global audience a selection among the most important Italian festivals of classical music.

The project was created after an idea by Stefano Fossati, the current Director of ICI-Hong Kong, on the occasion of the celebrations for the bilateral diplomatic relationships between Italy and China happening in this year 2022 and the series is produced by Da Vinci Publishing, an Italian-Japanese company based in Osaka (Japan) and which, in recent years has conquered a leading role in the musical market, producing CDs of classical, contemporary and jazz music, and publishing musical scores by contemporary and earlier composers.

The seven festivals thus selected present themselves, their vision, and their distinctive traits in short videos, including a spoken presentation by their Artistic Directors and other distinguished members of the Festivals’ Boards, and fragments excerpted from the most notable performances of each festival’s past history.

Here are all the Episodes of the Web Season:
Armonie della Sera, International Concert Series
IUC-Istituzione Universitaria dei Concerti:    • Italian Music Festival Web Series Episode ...  
Amiata Piano Festival:    • Italian Music Festival Web Series Episode ...  
Le Dimore del Quartetto:    • Italian Music Festival Web Series Episode ...  
Settimane Musicali al Teatro Olimpico:    • Italian Music Festival Web Series Episode ...  
Bari Piano Festival:    • Italian Music Festival Web Series Episode ...  
Back to Bach:    • Italian Music Festival Web Series Episode ...  

All of these festivals are deeply rooted within the local reality of Italy and of its regions; some festivals identify themselves with a specific city, or even with a specific venue, while others take place in larger territories, and at times involve the whole territory of Italy, or even events happening outside its immediate boundaries.