JOAN CERVERÓ

Carmelo Di Gennaro (Padua, 1964), is a journalist, musicologist, translator, and essayist. He worked more than fourteen years at RAI (1991-2005), where he produced and directed music, radio and television programs. Professional journalist since 1999, for eight years he was a music critic for the Sole-24ore newspaper, and a correspondent from Italy for the Scherzo magazine. He has collaborated in specialized music magazines, such as Musica-Realtà, Amadeus, Musica, Classic Voice. He currently collaborates with the Corriere della Sera newspaper. His books include Glenn Gould. L’immaginazione al pianoforte (1999) and La Scala nell’età di Verdi (2001); He has collaborated on the book Per Giacomo Manzoni (2002) and is responsible for the editing of Il teatro alla moda, by Benedetto Marcello (2006). From 2005 to 2010 he was attached to the Artistic Direction of the Teatro Real de Madrid, and until 2014 he was Director of the Italian Institute of Culture in Madrid. Currently, he is the General Director of the Sandretto Re Rebaudengo Madrid Foundation and artistic advisor to the «Stresa Festival» (Italy).

UNDERSTAND CONTEMPORARY MUSIC | V | #6

Joan Cerveró, Director & Conductor

CONCERT & LECTURE | QUE SAIS-JE…?

EUROPE, THE MELANCHOLY | Carmelo di Gennaro

Friday 22 | June 2012 | 20:00 H | Institut Français de Valencia

Program

Johann S. Bach Adagio, from the Concerto for Violin and Oboe
in C minor BWV 1060R (1730–45?)
for violin, oboe, piano and continuous

Xavier Montsalvatge Serenata a Lydia de Cadaqués (1970)
for flute and piano

Claude Debussy Images (1905) ‘Reflets dans l'eau’
for piano

Mauricio Sotelo Estremecido por el viento (2001)
for violin

Jesús Rueda Love Songs "Calmo e Nostálgico" (1999)
for clarinet and piano

Luciano Berio Les mots sont allés ... (‘recitativo’ pour cello soul) (1979)
for cello

Maurice Ravel Pavane pour une infante défunte (1899)
for flute, oboe, clarinet, violin, cello and piano

José Mª Sáez-Ferríz, Flute
Vicent Llimerá, Oboe
José Cerveró, Clarinet
Carlos Apellániz, Piano
Mª Carmen Antequera, Violin
Mayte García Atienza, Cello
Joan Cerveró, Conductor