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CLASSICO, CHE PASSIONE!
Italian Virtuoso Pianist At Caldwell College
05/10/2007
Savors And Culture Of Campania In New York City With 'Roots Of Irpinia'
A Tasting And Presentation Organized By The Comunità Montana Terminio Cervialto To Present A "hidden" Part Of Campania
04/15/2007
WOMEN’S PERSPECTIVES PROGRAM
Celebrating Italian & Italian-American Women
03/16/2007
Sua Eminenza Cardinale Tarcisio Bertone Inaugura Mostra Fotografica “Gli Occhi Della Speranza” Per Calabria Pro Zambia: Bridge Of Solidarity
03/15/2007
James And Domenic Emiliani Golden Awardees By Federazione Siciliana Del New Jersey
03/05/2007
RUDOLPH GIULIANI IN VISITA IN ITALIA PER UNA INIZIATIVA DI PACE E SOLIDARIETA`
L’ex Sindaco Di New York A Roma Ed In Calabria A Gennaio
01/02/2007
CLASSICO, CHE PASSIONE!
Italian Virtuoso Pianist At Caldwell College
Thursday, May 10, 2007
For once, you don’t need to take a painful drive to New York major music halls to hear a memorable concert! A pianist of the highest caliber, Gennaro Pesce, will perform at The Alumni Theatre, Caldwell College, 9 Ryerson Avenue, Caldwell on Thursday, May 31 at 7:00 PM. The classical concert is being held in collaboration with The Italian Club of Caldwell College.
Gennaro Pesce, a favorite pupil of the late Maestro Vincenzo Vitale (teacher of the legendary Michele Campanella), graduated at a very young age from the Conservatory S. Cecilia in Rome, with summa cum laude and honors. Gennaro continued his studies with Franco Scala at the Accademia Pianistica in Imola, expanding his expressive techniques and musical versatility. In Imola, Gennaro played with Gerard Oppitz, Paolo Bordoni, Nikita Magaloff, Jorg Demus and Alexander Lonquich. He continued then to hone his technique with Laura De Fusco in Naples, with Piero Rattalino in Pescara and with Aldo Ciccolini in Milan. He deepened his knowledge of chamber music with Sergio Perticaroli, who had him as a student at the Mozarteum in Salisburg, Austria. In the meantime, Gennaro successfully participated in several national and international competitions.
His virtuoso repertoire blends an incredible, breathtaking technique and a savvy control of the instrument. Among his innumerable concerts, the most memorable were: Palazo Schifanoia in Ferrara, Villa Pignatelli in Naples, Teatro delle Erbe in Milan, Teatro Marcello in Rome, Teatro Communale in Cagliari, Teatro Marrucino in Chieti, Teatro Massimo of native Pescara, Villa Walton in Ischia and again in Rome at the Auditorio di Via della Conciliazione and the Sala Accademica di S.Lucia in Gonfalone and more in Sorrento, Gaeta, Catania, Terni, Sassari, Treviso ed all’estero in Francia, Austria, Polonia and Greece.
Gennaro’s elegant performances are frequently aired by RAI and Radio Vaticana. He has recorded a few CDs. Among them is one of Anton Rubinstein’s pieces, recorded when he was only thirteen years old.
You will not want to miss this classical concert with an absolutely magnificent repertoire. The program will include a selection of Liszt, Brahms and Chopin pieces. It is free and open to the public. Reservations are a must: call The Center at (973) 571-1995 or (973) 571-1116. Please reserve early, as space is limited.
The Center is a non-profit, non-partisan organization dedicated to the promotion and preservation of the culture and heritage of Italy. We offer many diverse programs, including lectures, a yearly woman’s program, children’s programs, Italian conversation classes, regional gourmet dinners and much more. Anyone interested in becoming a member should contact The Center at either telephone number mentioned above.
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