The National Orchestra of Conservatories in concert at the Teatro Massimo directed by Enrico Pagano – Weber's music, Wagner e Schumann
The new appointment of the Symphonic Season of the Teatro Massimo Friday 27 March at 20.30, It hosts the National Conservative Orchestra, With a concert dedicated to the German nineteenth century and music by Carl Maria von Weber, Richard Wagner e Robert Schumann. To direct it is the very young director Enrico Pagano, class 1995, Graduated very young in the direction of the orchestra, cello and composition, Posted by Forbes magazine in the list of 100 Under 30 destined to change Italy. The National Conservative Orchestra represents the world of Italian conservatives, place of training par excellence of the musicians, And it is made up of students from all institutions scattered in our country, chosen through severe auditions. The concert was born from the collaboration with the Ministry of University and Research and with the Latin music conservatory and is promoted and coordinated by the Ministry of University and Research - General Secretariat, In collaboration with Italian music conservatories.
The program starts from the Ouverture of the Der Freischütz The Franco Cacciatore of Carl Maria von Weber, Manifesto of the romantic musical work, which tells the legend of the Guardiaboschi who comes to terms with the infernal powers to improve his condition, Variant of the Faustian theme. We continue with the idyll of Sigfrido by Richard Wagner, the work of 1870 Conceived by Wagner as a birthday gift for his wife Cosima after the birth of their son Siegfried. The symphony n closes the program n. 4 in Re minore, Robert Schumann's romantic masterpiece. Composed in 1841 and accepted by an unsatisfactory outcome, the symphony was reworked in the 1851 and finally performed with great success. The title of symphonic fantasy given it initially reveals Schumann's intention to go beyond the traditional symphonic form, because not only the various movements are welded to each other without interruption but the main themes return along the whole score.
Enrico Pagano graduated very young in the direction of the orchestra, cello and composition, Pagano Enrico (Roma, 1995) He is the artistic director of the Canova Chamber Orchestra (founded by him to 19 years). Director in residence and artistic councilor of the University Institution of Rome concerts. He directed the most important musical institutions by collaborating with artists like Alessandro Baricco, Gloria Campaner, Daniela Barcelona, Luca Micheletti, Roberto Frontali, Ruth Iniesta, Simone Zanchini, And as a guest director he collaborated with the Rome Opera Theater, The Verdi Theater of Trieste, The Festival della Valle d'Itria, The Rai National Symphony Orchestra of Turin, The Resta Festival, and the choir of the National Academy of Santa Cecilia to name just a few. In May 2021, published by Sony Music, His first album dedicated to the rediscovery of Giovanni Paisiello came out, followed by in 2022 The second dedicated to Beethoven, Appointed to the International Classical Music Awards (Community). In March 2021 Forbes magazine inserted him in the list of 100 Under 30 destined to change Italy.
Info: https://www.teatromassimo.it/event/pagano-weber-wagner-schumann/
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