Alessandro Carmignani, leader of the vocal group Ecclesia, is one of the leading Italian countertenors on the international scene.
Enrico Onofri is an artist whose multifaceted career has taken him over the years to principal or associate conductor positions in five orchestras
Founded and directed by Enrico Onofri, Imaginarium Ensemble (Imaginarium: “the place of the images”) brings together a group of musicians who regularly perform with important early music ensembles
Founded in 1997 by Claudio Cavina, La Venexiana is considered the reference ensemble for the seventeenth-century Italian repertoire.
Ugo Orlandi is a dominant figure in the panorama of international mandolin music
Contralto Francesca Ascioti has distinguished herself internationally in many opera performances.
Flutist, conductor and founder of the Auser Musici ensemble, Carlo Ipata is recognized by international critics as one of the leading interpreters of early music
Nuria Rial has, for the last few years, been one of the most prized voices on the baroque and classical scene
Fahmi Alqhai is considered one of the most brilliant and prestigious players of the Viola da Gamba in the world today, as well as one of the most recognised interpreters of early music, for his personal and communicative approach to historical repertories.
Dulcedo Ardens was born from the meeting between soprano Martha Rook and lutenist Tommaso Tarsi
"Jordi Savall gives voice to an infinitely diverse common cultural heritage. He is a man for our times." (The Guardian)
The Accademia del Piacere has revealed new facets in fundamental repertoires of historical music such as the seventeenth century Italian, Spanish Renaissance music or theatrical music of the Spanish Baroque.
The Orchestra is conducted by M° Manfred Giampietro and made its debut in autumn 2011 in the Aula Magna Nuova of Sapienza, on the occasion of the 150th anniversary of the Unification of Italy. During the musical season, the Orchestra presents three full-force concerts (at the Teatro Verdi or at the Palazzo dei Congressi in Pisa).
Under the conduction of Carlo Ipata, AM has created a long series of precious unpublished Opera’s works including Antonio Cesti’s The Disgrazie d’Amore or Francesco Gasparini’s Il Bajazet.
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