Culture & music-Concerto for violin, cello, piano

Marcello BERNARDINI-HOUSE TRIO Miramonti, Enrico Graziani violin, cello, piano-Alberto Chines pieces by Beethoven, Smetana

Culture & music begins its Christmas concerts program fed with an evening that features an ensemble of great depth: this is the House Bernardini Trio consisting of Marcello Miramonti on violin, cello Enrico Graziani and Alberto Chines on piano. All musicians with style and charisma, expression of large schools, with important national and international awards. The concert will take place on Saturday 20 December, at 21.00 in the Council Chamber of the Town Hall in Canove.

Casa Bernardini is the name of the Inn (actually existed and located at Palestrina) in which Thomas Mann, renaming it home Manardi, set one of the decisive moments of his Doktor Faustus.
Formed in 2014, the Trio Home Bernardini was born from the need of the cellist Enrico Graziani, violinist Marcello Miramonti and pianist Alberto Chines to converge the different artistic experiences in a dynamic project, in which enthusiasm due to the character and the young age of three musicians joined the search for a conceptually solid result and aesthetically refined.
The individual path of each of the members of the Trio are highly qualified by solo performances in venues such as the Teatro Massimo of Palermo, the Teatro Olimpico di Vicenza, the Kyoto Concert Hall, theater Paisiello of Lecce, the Van Cliburn Recital Hall Fort Worth (Texas), the Teatro Verdi in Trieste, the Simon Bolivar Room of Caracas, from collaborations with some of the major components of the espo-international concert scene (Uto Ughi, Enrico Dindo, Alessio Allegrini, Riccardo Muti, Mario Brunello, Pietro De Maria, Kent Nagano and many others), as well as from a formation that passes by important institutions such as the Ecole Normale de Musique de Paris "Alfred Cortot" International Piano Academy "Incontri col Maestro" in Imola and the Accademia of Portogruaro.
Franco Scala, Davide Cabassi, Ilya Grubert, Roland Pidoux, Piero Rattalino, Antonio Meneses, Gay, Daniele Giovanni Gnocchi, Sheshay, Pradeep Enkleida Viero, Leonidas Kavakos, among others, are teachers with whom the three musicians have had the opportunity to develop and refine their skills and interpretive techniques. They have also collaborated with orchestras such as the Solisti Veneti, Orchestra Nazionale della RAI, Orchestra Regionale Toscana, Filarmonica della Scala, Orchestra del Teatro La Fenice in Venice, Haydn Orchestra, Human Rights Orchestra.

The Trio's Repertory House Bernardini, in continuous expansion, includes some of the mainstays of this organic production, at the same time paying great attention to lesser-known works, transcriptions, arrangements and contemporary music.

The evening's program offers the Trio in g minor op. 15 of Smetana, which dates back to 1855, the first major work by the Czech composer expresses itself with its own, defined, musical language. The song, in three movements, was composed during a dramatic period in the life of the musician, deeply affected by the death of his daughter Bedriska. It seems that Smetana to write the score almost as a reaction to that opacity in which had forced education, addressing especially towards educational compositions. the Trio represents a starting point toward further research meaningful. Passionate and rhapsodic performance, immediately expressed feelings of grief, regret, alternating with reasons, sometimes indulge in melancholy and fantastic views.
The second part opens, however, with the Trio in e b major op. 1 No. 1 of L.v. Beethoven that presents important innovative elements such as structure in four movements, the use of a Joke as the third movement and independence of cello, other conjugates with a style and language tied to end-18th century music. It must be said that with the Trios of op. 1 the young Beethoven imposed to the attention of the cultural world and viennese music his creative personality.

The next Culture & music concerts are scheduled for Saturday December 27 and Saturday, January 3.