Curriculum vitae

Esteemed conductor and internationally recognized performer with three decades of experience, he is primarily known for a series of solo tours and performances with the Italo-Russian Marijnsky Trio in St. Petersburg (soprano, flute, and piano), associated with the famous city opera theater. Recently, he has presented a series of themed concerts he created: "Popularia Aurea," "Europa Felix," and "’700 Lux Humanitatis," focusing on literature for flute and guitar. These concerts have been performed at notable venues, including Il Maschio Angioino in Naples for the "Estate a Napoli" festival, Teatro Basilica in Rome, the Pergolesi Spontini Foundation in Jesi, and the Ventoclassic event in Ventotene. In particular, the "Europa Felix" performance was held in Ventotene in celebration of the 80th anniversary of Altiero Spinelli's Ventotene Manifesto for a free and united Europe.

He served as the director of the ancient music orchestra "Fontegara" in Ravello for a decade. The orchestra is remembered for a series of concerts in Ravello and across Italy, including a highly appreciated original version of "Carmina Burana." First, it was orchestrated in a medieval style by the conductor himself, followed by the famous and highly successful version by Karl Orff. More recently, he has produced an unpublished recording dedicated to the quartets for flute and strings by Paisiello, with the "Musicalfa" quartet (flute, violin, viola, and cello) of which he is the solo flutist, with a particular focus on the extensive production of 18th-century Neapolitan music.

I concerti della luce

Curriculum vitae

Concert Organization and Cultural Activities

With:

  • Tirana Orchestra as a conductor
  • Duo Flute and Guitar, flute and piano, and flute and orchestra
  • Musicalfa Quartet, flute, violin, viola, and cello

2004-05: Pomigliano d'Arco Permanent Territorial Center

  • Organization of the OCPA Orchestra (Orchestra Cittadina di Pomigliano d’Arco)
  • Orchestra of former students from the Catullo school of musical orientation
  • Artistic direction, orchestration, and coordination of the instructors

2000-01: Pomigliano d’Arco North East Naples Territorial Agreements

  • Coordinator and teacher of the "Il Meloplasto" music workshop project
  • Workshop for reading works, performance, and recording, lasting three months

2000-01: Il Soffio Sofferto del '900 Napoli

  • Duo Flute and Piano
  • 20th-century music
  • Galleria Toledo Theater

1997-98: Trio Marijnsky St. Petersburg (Russia)

  • Organization and management of the Mrijnsky Trio
  • The trio consisted of Olga Kondina (solo soprano), Larissa Larionova (resident pianist of the Marijnsky Theater in St. Petersburg), and Mauro Bibbò
  • Series of concerts in St. Petersburg for Italian-Russian activities

1996:

  • Moldovan Radio Television Orchestra, flute and orchestra, Pompeii
  • Tirana Orchestra, conductor, Naples

1994: UNESCO RUSSIA, Moscow and Omsk

  • Organization of a tour in Russia
  • Russian tour as a flute and piano duo within the "Duma Russa" event, the only foreign duo participating

1990-95: MELOS ART Rome

  • Collaboration with Melos Art in Rome
  • Concert organization in Ravello for the Campania region: Angelo Branduardi, Carla Fracci, Jazz a Mezzanotte, etc.

1990-97: Fontegara Orchestra in Ravello

  • Creation and management of the Fontegara Orchestra in Ravello
  • Management of a Ministerial project for the establishment of an orchestra in Ravello
  • The orchestra produced a series of residential concerts in Ravello and throughout Italy for seven years, including a concert supporting the singer-songwriter Angelo Branduardi.

1988-90: Fontegara Orchestra in Naples

  • Creation and management of the Fontegara Orchestra in Naples
  • The orchestra produced a series of concerts in Naples and the surrounding areas for two years, with participation in Rai, the first and second Vesuvian Festival of early music, and the musical show "Medio evo e Medio no," directed and conceived by Mauro Bibbò, performed at the "Corso" theater in Naples.

1990: Medioevo e Medio no Show, Teatro Corso, organized with Teatro Pubblico Campano

1985: Futuro Remoto '85, Naples

  • Concert "Varie-azioni su tema" in collaboration with Futuroremoto
  • Creator and producer of the multimedia show "Varie-azioni su tema," featuring flute and video installations and commentary images, produced by "Film production," directed by Amedeo Veneruso.