& Music-closing Show of the summer 2013

Board room-Canove-the best talent of the Master classes of viola and chamber music given by Maestro Andrea Maini-Saturday, August 30

The conclusion, really special, the summer concert season of Culture & music will be held on Saturday 30 August at 21.00 at the sala Consiliare of Canove.
The concert, to free admission, is an exhibition of the best talent of the Master classes of viola and chamber music, held in Roana by Maestro Andrea Maini, who will be accompanied on piano by Maestro Francesco Pulga.

Followed by a small reception, to give the public a fond goodbye to autumn concerts.
With this concert also closes the Fed review "Roana in music", where each summer, Roana, several musical courses, giving space, as is the intent of Culture & music, young talent that can take advantage of high-level training opportunities and moments of verification of their study with individual lessons, group exhibitions and exhibition opportunities in concerts.
For the duration of each course the collective or individual lessons were opened to the public, which might as well know the behind-the-scenes concert preparation and strenuous study and daily training young musicians.

ll master Maini just 23 years won the competition for the orchestra Toscanini of Parma, and began his career as Professor of Viola at the Conservatory, preparing and winning the national competition for examinations and 1990 titles, currently is a professor at the Conservatory of Naples.
He played as principal Viola at the teatro di San Carlo of Naples from 1999 to 2005, serving the same role later at other orchestras: Arena di Verona, Verdi in Salerno, Filarmonica Marchigiana, etc. He performed as a soloist in the premiere of Ivan Fedele Electra at La Scala in Milan. He has performed in major concert halls throughout the world, such as in the extraordinary tour with maestro Lorin Maazel and the Symphonica Toscanini in Japan or appreciated in U.S.A Tour. the Italian Chamber Orchestra conducted by Salvatore Accardo.

As always, admission is free.

Followed by a small reception