Akademie Versailles 2024
Baroque orchestra
Alessandro Tampieri
Born in Ravenna, Alessandro Tampieri began his musical studies in his home town, joining the Baroque orchestra Accademia Bizantina at a very young age. He collaborates with e.g. Il Giardino Armonico, L’Arpeggiata, Imaginarium and Il Suonar Parlante and regularly performs in the most prestigious European and American early music festivals. Alessandro Tampieri has made recordings for Teldec, Decca Records, Naïve, Harmonia Mundi, Hyperion, Virgin Records and for major European and North American radio stations.
Since 2011, he has been a concert master of Accademia Bizantina. He teaches at the Conservatorio Statale di Musica Gioachino Rossini in Pesaro. He plays a violin made in 2014 by Marco Minnozzi.
PROGRAMME
Georg Philipp Telemann
Suite des nations anciennes et modernes, TWV 55:G4
Francesco Geminiani
Concerto grosso No. 5 in G minor after Corelli
La foresta incantata (parte prima)
Antonio Vivaldi
Concerto “di Parigi” in C major, RV 114
La senna festeggiante, RV694 (Sinfonia)
CONTENT
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- Baroque orchestra
- expand the knowledge of Baroque style, ornamentation, technique, phrasing and repertoire
- practical training of the specifics of Baroque music
- intensive all-day training program
- final performance by the participants
- possibility of attendance as an auditor for the duration of the masterclasses
CLASSES
violin, viola, recorder, flauto traverso, oboe, natural horn, cello, theorbo, bassoon, double bass, harpsichord
A violinist, violist, and, exceptionally, also a guitarist and lutenist, he began his musical studies in his home town of Ravenna, joining the Baroque orchestra Accademia Bizantina at a very young age. He has performed in concerts as a soloist, chamber musician and a member of symphony and opera orchestras (Filarmonica della Scala), and also engaged in contemporary music collaborations with Luciano Berio and Azio Corghi for recordings and first performances.
His appreciation of the musical language of the 17th and 18th centuries and marked aptitude for improvisation led him to devote himself mainly to the repertoire of this period as a violinist. He has worked and still works with e.g. Il Giardino Armonico, Divino Sospiro, Academia Montis Regalis, L’Arpeggiata, Artaserse, Imaginarium and Il Suonar Parlante. Since 2011, he has been a concert master of Accademia Bizantina.
He regularly performs in the most prestigious European and American early music festivals. He has made recordings for Teldec, Decca Records, Naïve, Harmonia Mundi, Hyperion, Virgin Records and for major European and North American radio stations. His recent recording of Vivaldi’s concertos for viola d’amore and strings, with Accademia Bizantina and Ottavio Dantone (Naïve), received a very warm welcome from both specialist critics and the public.
He teaches at the Conservatorio Statale di Musica Gioachino Rossini in Pesaro. He plays a violin made in 2014 by Marco Minnozzi.
NOTE
The masterclasses are aimed at students of music conservatories and universities, professionals and pedagogues.
An accompanist will be provided in the vocal class.
The classes are taught through English.
The pitch is 415 Hz (A’).
Akademie Versailles 2024 | photo © Petra Hajská
Akademie Versailles is an international educational project aimed at the interpretation of French Baroque music and its period performance practice. The project is organized by Collegium Marianum in collaboration with the Prague Conservatoire, the French Institute in Prague and the Centre de musique baroque de Versailles (CMBV). It is part of a long-term partnership between the Summer Festivities of Early Music in Prague and the CMBV, whose task it is to preserve and promote French Baroque music.
Akademie Versailles 2023
Organised by
Collegium Marianum – Týnská škola
as an additional program of the Summer Festivities of Early Music international music festival
with the participation of The Municipal District of Prague 1
and in collaboration with the French Institute in Prague
With the financial support of European Union, Ministry of Culture and the City of Prague
