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Ugo Ughi at the Roman Theater of Fiesole

For the 74th Estate Fiesolana a program dedicated to the Romantic Violin, with Andrea Bacchetti at the piano
74th Fiesole Summer
Concert
Ugo Ughi plays in the evocative setting of the Roman Theater of Fiesole: a unique event, with a virtuoso program dedicated to music by Vitali, Beethoven, Saint-Saëns, Saraste; Andrea Bacchetti at the piano.

The Estate Fiesolana, the first multidisciplinary outdoor festival in Italy, takes place every summer in one of the oldest existing Roman theaters, built towards the end of the first century BC. C.

Heir to the tradition that saw the birth and flourishing of the first great violin schools in Italy, Uto Ughi showed extraordinary talent from childhood, debuting in public at the age of seven. He began his great European tours by performing in the most important capitals. His career has not stopped since then. In fact, he has played all over the world, in the main Festivals with the most renowned symphonic orchestras, under the baton of the greatest conductors.

His recording activity with BMG Ricordi is also intense. For Sony Classical he recorded the cd Romantic Violin, a collection of emblematic pieces of Romanticism on the violin, with the participation of the Chamber Orchestra I Filarmonici of Rome.

Andrea Bacchetti he made his debut at the age of 11 in Milan in the Sala Verdi with the Solisti Veneti directed by Claudio Scimone. In Italy he is a guest of the major orchestras and opera organizations, and of all the most important concert associations. Abroad he has worked with numerous orchestras and with well-known conductors. He has recorded a large discography for Sony Classical. He is passionately dedicated to chamber music.

Highlighted

The Roman Theater of Fiesole is the first ancient theater in Italy to have re-proposed the classical tragedy in the modern era, with the representation of Oedipus the King on April 20, 1911.
Ugo Ughi at the Roman Theater of Fiesole

Interpreters

Uto Ughi, violin
Andrea Bacchetti, piano

Program

The Romantic Violin

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