Avi Avital & Giovanni Sollima
Musica Viva Australia
- Classical Music
Take an intriguing musical journey around the Mediterranean, with the brilliant Israeli mandolist Avi Avital and the spectacular Italian cellist Giovanni Sollima as your guides!
Touring for Musica Viva Australia, this concert is your passport to a rich musical landscape, covering four centuries of culture from opposite sides of the sea. These good mates will use words and music to share traditional Salento, Bulgarian, Turkish, Sephardic and Macedonian works. They’ll also forge new traditions when Giovanni plays one of his own improvisations, followed by Tarantella orientale from composer Eliodoro Sollima.
Nestled between these experiences will be a couple of Baroque sonatas (enter Italian legends Scarlatti and Castello), and a 17th-century canzona from Frescobaldi.
So come along. Listen to music with world roots brought to local stages. Be part of a musical community as diverse as Australia.
[Avital is] one of those rare musicians whose scintillating virtuosity is amazing and whose innate musicality creates utterly convincing interpretations.
- The Australian
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'Mediterranean'
- Traditional Sephardic
- Yo en la prison
- Traditional Turkish
- Nacyem Nacyem
- Traditional Macedonian
- Ako umran il zaginam
- Scarlatti
- Sonata in D Minor, K89
- Sollima
- Improvisation
- Sollima
- ‘Federico II’ from Il viaggio in Italia
- Sollima
- ‘Alep Pesce’ from Il bestiario di Leonardo
- Castello
- Sonata No. 4
- Sollima
- Tarantella orientale (1939)
- Frescobaldi
- Canzona No. 3
- Traditional Sephardic
- Una org
- Traditional Salento
- Fronni d’alia
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- Avi Avital
- Madolin
- Giovanni Sollima
- Cello