“Friends of music” for Ancona Classica, concert for Remembrance Day

“Friends of music” for Ancona Classica, concert for Remembrance Day

Second appointment for the music season created under the aegis of the Municipality of Ancona, by Società Amici della Musica “Guido Michelli”, FORM, and Polytechnic University of Marche: WHERE I WILL AT LEAST FIND SOME PEACE. The “short life” of Orlando Orlandi Posti

• Texts by GUIDO BARBIERI, PAOLA ROSCIOLI, actress,
• SERGIO BOSI, clarinet, GIORGIA BORGACCI, piano
• Music by Bruno Bettinelli, Ferruccio Busoni, Francis Poulenc, Bohuslav Martinu, Luciano Berio, Alban Berg, Mario
• Castelnuovo Tedesco, Johann Sebastian Bach

In collaboration with the National Diary Archive Foundation onlus

Like every year, the Friends of Music “Guido Michelli” dedicate a musical project to Remembrance Day: on Friday 26 January, at the Teatro Sperimentale, at 20,30 pm, they host a poignant and delicate concert entitled “Where at least I will find some peace – The “short life” of Orlando Orlandi Posti”, with texts by Guido Barbieri, Paola Roscioli, actress, Sergio Bosi, clarinet, and with Giorgia Borgacci on piano. The music is by Bruno Bettinelli, Ferruccio Busoni, Francis Poulenc, Bohuslav Martinu, Luciano Berio, Alban Berg, Mario Castelnuovo Tedesco, Johann Sebastian Bach.

The concert, which opens the second part of "The wind rose", the season of the Friends of Music, is in collaboration with the National Diaristic Archive Foundation onlus, and is the second appointment of Ancona Classica, the music season created under the aegis of the Municipality of Ancona, with FORM, the Polytechnic University of the Marche, and precisely, from “Guido Michelli”.

The Friends of Music thank the pianist Giorgia Borgacci for having agreed to take the place of his colleague Riccardo Bartoli, who was forced to withdraw for health reasons.

The beautiful text by Guido Barbieri has as its protagonist the very young Orlando Orlandi Posti. Born in Rome in 1926 and shot on 24 March 1944, Silver Medal in memory, Orlando Orlandi Posti, or Lallo, as his friends called him, joined the Action Party at just seventeen years old and was one of the leaders of the Italian Student Revolutionary Association (ARSI). The 3 February of the 1944, having learned of a raid carried out by the Germans in Monte Sacro, ran to warn and save many of his anti-fascist companions, but was unable to escape arrest himself. Captured by the SS and locked up in Via Tasso, Orlando Orlandi Posti only came out on 24 March, to be shot at the Fosse Ardeatine at the age of eighteen.

The show reconstructs the love story between Orlando and the very young Marcella Bonelli. During his imprisonment, Orlando manages to have some letters delivered to his mother through a ruse. But the true recipient of the letters is Marcella herself, whom Orlando will never see again, but to whom, in his last letter, he addresses with poignant words: “Dear Marcella, when you read this which will be my last contact with you, I will be in the world where at least I will find a little peace if the Good Lord who can do anything allows it”.

This concert for Remembrance Day is the last one that Guido Barbieri curates for the Amici della Musica as Artistic Director, an important and particularly well-groomed event that began under his direction. After more than ten years, in fact, he leaves the position and, in his place, joins the “Michelli” the maestro Fabio Tiberi.

The Society of Friends of Music “Guido Michelli” expresses to prof. Barbieri, the gratitude for the activity carried out and for the prestige that the Company has acquired thanks to its work, its competence, its profound culture and its vast relationships in the national and international musical field and addresses its new Artistic Director best wishes for good work and congratulates him on the new collaboration.

• Tickets on sale at the Teatro delle Muse ticket office
• (info: 071 52525 or biglietteria@teatrodellemuse.org).
• Prices of individual tickets: 10 euros, extra concessions up to 26 years; 12 euros, reduced; 20 euros, full
• For students of the Polytechnic University of Marche the ticket is 5 euros.

PAOLA ROSCIOLI, actress Actress, speaker, singer and voice actress, in 1993 she graduated from the Scuola del Piccolo Teatro in Milano direct

by Giorgio Strehler.

As soon as she graduated she won the Hystrio – Montegrotto Prize for vocation and began her career working in some of the most famous shows directed by Giorgio Strehler: Faust, The Giants of the Mountain, The Island of Slaves, The Utopias of Marivaux. In these works she works alongside actors such as Massimo Ranieri, Philippe Leroy, Pamela Villoresi, Tino Carraro, Franco Graziosi and Gianrico Tedeschi. Since 1994 she has also been the protagonist of several radio dramas for RSI (Italian Swiss Radio).

Singer and actress with Sandro Massimini, she continues her career as a protagonist with Carla Fracci and Virginio Gazzolo in the show Knight of Fortune at the S. Miniato Festival.

With a contemporary text, T4 – A garden for Ophelia by Pietro Floridia, he came to the attention of national critics and collected over 150 performances in three years.

In 1998 she began her artistic partnership with Mario Perrotta, supporting him in directing his shows, radio and television broadcasts and becoming the female protagonist of all their creations.

Their collaboration led to numerous successes with the public and critics which earned the company 9 nominations for the Ubu Awards with 3 victories, 3 Hystrio Awards and a Critics' Award. In 2016 she played Lireta – who comes from the sea, which saw her as a finalist at the 2017 Ubu Awards as Best Leading Actress.

In January 2020 he debuted as a protagonist at the Piccolo Teatro in Milano with Della Madre, the second show of Mario Perrotta's trilogy In the name of the father, of the mother, of the children, with the dramaturgy consultancy of Massimo Recalcati.
SERGIO BOSI, clarinet

First Clarinet Soloist of the FORM – Marche Philharmonic Orchestra and clarinet teacher at the Gioachino Rossini Conservatory of Pesaro, Sergio Bosi began his musical studies at a very young age, graduating at the age of 16 and winning numerous international solo and chamber music competitions.

As an acclaimed specialist for the Italian repertoire, he has recorded several CDs as lead artist for Naxos Hong Kong, Da Vinci Classics Japan, Arcam-Cambridge, Bongiovanni and Mondomusica EMI, is regularly invited to world clarinet congresses and holds masterclasses at foreign institutions including the Real Conservatorio Superior de Madrid, the Zhejiang Conservatory of music and the Universities of Vienna, Ghent, Lima and Bangkok.

In the editorial field he edits the Rare Italian Clarinet Music series for the publisher Eufonia, carrying out numerous revisions of important works, including the critical edition of the manuscript of the Variations in C by Gioachino Rossini and the complete production for clarinet and piano by Aurelio Magnani .
Sergio Bosi is a Buffet-Crampon Paris artist.

GIORGIA BORGACCI, piano

Giorgia Borgacci graduated in piano and subsequently in harpsichord with full marks and honors at the “G. Rossini” of Pesaro, then perfecting himself with E. Fadini, LF Tagliavini and G. Murray and winning first prize in the “G. Gambi” in 2002.

She then graduated in Foreign Languages ​​and Literatures at the University of Urbino.

As a harpsichordist he has held several concerts as a soloist and with the Rosantico ensemble (Biblioteca Casanatense in Rome, Musicae Amoeni Loci, Sagra Musicale Malatestiana, S. Giacomo Festival in Bologna, Echi distanti in Cagliari).

As a repertoire pianist he has collaborated with the “Tebaldi – Del Monaco” International Singing Academy, the Opera Festival of Urbania and Novafeltria.

As a collaborating maestro he took part in various opera productions at the Teatro della Fortuna in Fano, the Teatro delle Muse in Ancona, the Teatro V. Basso in Ascoli Piceno and the Rossini Opera Festival.

As an accompanying pianist in numerous specialization courses and Masterclasses she has collaborated with artists such as Calogero Palermo, Andrea Oliva, Claudio Montafia, Paolo Taballione, Guido Corti.

Since 2005 she has been a collaborative pianist at the “G. Rossini” in Pesaro.