In full swing the sixth edition of the Neapolitan Baroque Festival conceived and curated by Massimiliano Cerrito. An important free event that offers interesting concerts on the bill in the historic location of the Hall of the Farnese Bull of the MANN, National Museum of Naples.
Neapolitan Baroque Festival
The initiative wants propose and disseminate that precious and unique heritage of the famous Neapolitan Musical School of the eighteenth century, when Naples was a big one European capital. To this end, several free concerts will be held until April 18 in the MANN's Sala Farnese, again on Mondays at 2023 pm, under the artistic direction of Keith Goodman.
Program
Next February 6th the show dedicated to the art of improvisation with Gino Giovannelli will take place between the most classic Neapolitan school and the most innovative jazz tradition. A concert dedicated to opera buffa and suggestions in costume is scheduled for February 20th. Suggestions of arias and romances (Keith Goodman/piano; Maurizio Esposito/ baritone) are scheduled for 6 March. The concert dedicated to Neapolitan musical talents between Seventeenth and nineteenth centuries is set for March 20. Another concert dedicated to Neapolitan musical talents between the seventeenth and nineteenth centuries is scheduled for April 10th. We continue on April 24 with the contamination between electronic music and baroque. May 8 closes with a concert dedicated to the virtuosity of the plectrum with Fabio Menditto and Roberto Pugliese, Masters of the Conservatory of San Pietro a Majella.
(Images of the Neapolitan Baroque Festival Association Facebook page)
