The concert of the Trio De Angelis - Dindo - Cattarossi opens the 32nd Violin Competition City of Vittorio Veneto

The 32nd edition of the Vittorio Veneto Violin Competition.

On stage the artistic director Francesco De Angelis to the violin, Enrico Dindo on the cello, on the piano Monica Cattarossi, Official pianist of the Competition together with Leonardo Bartelloni. A trio of exceptional level therefore, for the opening of the historic event which, 7 years after the last edition, presents itself in a completely renewed guise. Born in 1962, the competition now becomes international, taking on the new title "Violin Competition City of Vittorio Veneto Prosecco DOC International Award". From 27 September with the start of the semifinals to the proclamation of the winner on 2 October, a dense schedule of events awaits the participants, 47 from 13 different European countries.

The kick-off concert will take place Sunday 26 September (8.30 pm) at the Lorenzo Da Ponte Theater, piano pieces and strings by Schumann, Debussy is Brahms.

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Admission € 20, reduced € 10 (under 18s) - Compulsory Greenpass
Reservations and pre-sales at the IAT Vittorio Veneto, weekdays 9.30-12.30 and 15-18, Sunday 9.30-12.30. Telephone +39 0438 57243 Mail: iat@comune.vittorio-veneto.tv.it

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Francesco De Angelis
He is solo violin and Konzertmeister of the Teatro alla Scala and of the Filarmonica della Scala. He has established himself as one of the most talented musicians on the international music scene, highly regarded by critics. His performances are characterized by an unmistakable romantic sound that expresses the cult of bel canto, combined with the rigor of the great Central European instrumental tradition. He won the Vittorio Veneto biennial national violin competition in 1993.

Enrico Dindo
Creator and permanent conductor of the chamber orchestra "I Solisti di Pavia", he teaches the chair of cello at the Conservatory of Italian Switzerland in Lugano, at the Pavia Cello Academy and at the summer courses of the T. Varga Academy in Sion. Since 2013 he has been Academic of Santa Cecilia and in 2014 he was appointed Music Director of the Croatian Radiotelevision Symphony Orchestra in Zagreb. Enrico Dindo plays a Pietro Giacomo Rogeri (ex Piatti) cello from 1717 entrusted to him by the Pro Canale Foundation.

Monica Cattarossi
She has won numerous awards as best accompanist and worked at the Mozarteum in Salzburg, the Academy of Music in Pinerolo and Pavia Cello Academy. He is currently a pianist for the “W. Stauffer ”of Cremona and the Chigiana Academy of Siena. He combines his concert activity with the didactic one, as accompanist at the Conservatory of Italian Switzerland in Lugano and as chamber music teacher at the “G. Cantelli ”of Novara.