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Zentre Kultursommer
Oldenburg
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this composition is dedicated to maurizio barbetti     


      
Maurizio Barbetti obtained a diploma of viola at the Conservatorio
      Rossini in Pesaro and attended the advanced training courses
      with Aldo Bennici; he studied in Darmstadt with Stefan Gheorghiu
      and Irvine Arditti who awarded him the International Darmstadt
      Prize in 1992. In the same year he also won the "Iannis
      Xenakis International Prize of Interpretation" in Paris.
      Since 1992 he has been playing as a soloist in the most important
      concert halls of the world. He performs in theatres all over
      the world: Teatro alla Scala in Milan; Berlin Philharmonic; Berlin
      Radio (playing "Mixtur" by Karlheinz Stockhausen at
      the presence of the composer); Salzburg Mozarteum; Opéra
      de Nice; Venezia Biennale; Gulbenkian Foundation; Hamburg (Staatsoper);
      Cochrane Theatre London; Darmstadt; Köln (Wdr); Witten,
      Frankfurt; Hannover; Heilbronn; Rottenburg (Südwestfunk);
      Wurzburg; Bonn; Bremen (Radio Bremen); Dresden; Leipzig; München
      (Konzerthaus) (Bayerisher Rundfunk); Freiburg; Baden Baden; Belfast
      (Bbc); Paris (Radio France); Strasbourg (European Parliament);
      Lyon (Grame); Orléans (Semaines Musicales Internationales);
      Lille; Siena (Accademia Chigiana); Milan (Triennale of Contemporary
      Art); Rome (Teatro Nazionale); Venice ( Sonopolis Teatro La Fenice);
      Turin; Madrid (Centro Bellas Artes); Conservatory of Milan; Oporto;
      Mexico (Festival Internacional Cervantino); Rottherdam (Igic);
      Tel Aviv; Jerusalem; Bucharest (Ateneum); Innsbruck (Konservatorium);
      Finland (Time of Music); Vienna; Sapporo; Tokyo and many others.
      He played as soloist with prestigious ensembles like Ensemble
      Köln (where he was principal soloist viola from 1992 to
      1996); Ensemble Recherche Freiburg; Concorde Ensemble Dublin;
      Icarus Ensemble; Monesis Ensemble; Roma Sinfonietta and with
      important orchestras like Orchestre de l'Opéra de Nice,
      Rte Dublin Concert Orchestra; Orchestra Internazionale d'Italia;
      Euroasian Philharmonic Orchestra of Seul. He performed the first
      Irish performance of Chemins II by Berio for viola and orchestra
      with the Radiotelevision Concert Orchestra of Dublin conducted
      by Friedrich Goldmann - who was the conductor of Luigi Nono's
      "Prometeo". That concert was live broadcasted by BBC
      Radio3. He has a vast repertoire going from baroque to contemporary
      composers and he is very interested in the "new" music
      production. Composers from allover the world dedicated to him
      many works among them Luis De Pablo and Ennio Morricone of whom
      he performed and recorded in world premiere the Morricone's Viola
      concerto. Recently, Claudio Abbado invited him to play as co-leader
      viola with his Mozart Orchestra. He collaborates with the "Living
      Theater" of New York. He has also studied Sociology, Phenomenology,
      Psychology and Pedagogy of the Music at the Perugia Conservatory
      with, among the others, Anna Maria Freschi. Maurizio Barbetti
      has given master classes in important institutions: Irino Foundation
      Prize of Tokyo; Kunitachi College of Music (Tokyo); Tokyo Gakugei
      University; Toho Gakuen College of Drama and Music (Tokyo); Vitasaari
      Summer Academy (Finland); Centro Nacional de Bellas Artes of
      Mexico City; Accademia Internazionale della Musica of Milano;
      Lucero Master Class in Paris. He recorded for the German, French,
      Swisse; English, Irish, Italian, Mexican, Rumanian, Austrian
      and Israeli radio and television broadcasting. He taught in many
      Conservatories: Mantova, La spezia, Reggio Emilia, and presently
      at the Matera Conservatory.
Francesco Cuoghi
      graduated on guitar
      at the Conservatory of S. Pietro a Majella in Naples, Italy.
      He took part at the Seminari dell'Accademia Musicale Chigiana
      in Siena. He also participated at the IRCAM's Atelier de Recherche
      Instrumentale in Paris, as well as at the Ferienkurse in Darmstadt.
      From 1984 he has taught at the Conservatory Gioachino Rossini
      in Pesaro. From 2007 he has taught at the Conservatory of Florence.

      Mr. Cuoghi has regularly performed in Italy and several other
      countries in Europe. He has a vast repertoire from baroque to
      contemporary composers and he is very interested in the new music
      production. He performs different types of guitars with electronics
      and live electronics (Max/MSP, Csound) and has written some pieces
      for such instrumentation.