Gidon Kremer - Festival Soloists - Rachmaninov, Haydn 150 years since the birth of Sergei Rachmaninov
Gidon Kremer - violin
Giedrė Dirvanauskaitė - cello
Georgy Osokin - piano
Aki Saulière, Chiara Sannicandro - violins
Georgy Kovalev - viola
Raphael Bell - cello
Amerigo Bernardi - double bass
J. Haydn - Concerto for Violin, Piano and Strings Hob XVIII:6
S. Rachmaninov - Trio Elegiaco for violin, cello and piano no. 2 op. 9
Mônica Salmaso Trio - Brazilian Lyrical Soul
Mônica Salmaso - voice
Nelson Ayres - piano
Teco Cardoso - woodwinds
Jazz concert
Musical journey in collaboration with Capraia Musica Festival
Aki Saulière - violin
Chiara Sannicandro - violin
Georgy Kovalev - viola
Raphael Bell - cello
Amerigo Bernardi - double bass
S. Prokofiev - Sonata for two violins op. 56
A. Dvořák - Quintet for two violins, viola, cello and double bass op. 77
SIGNUM Saxophone Quartet - Haydn, Ginastera, Gershwin, Bernstein
SIGNUM Saxophone Quartet, Blaž Kemperle - soprano saxophone
Jacopo Taddei - alto sax
Alan Lužar - tenor sax
Guerino Bellarosa - baritone sax
J. Haydn - String Quartet No. 1, Hob.III:37
A. Ginastera - Three Argentine Dances
G. Gershwin - Tre Preludi
(Transcriptions for saxophone quartet by the SIGNUM Saxophone Quartet)
L. Bernstein - Symphonic Dances from West Side Story
(Trascrizioni per quartetto di sassofoni di Sylvain Dedenon)
Klimt Quartet - Festival Soloists - Mendelssohn, Strauss
Klimt Quartet - Duccio Ceccanti - violin
Edoardo Rosadini - viola
Jacopo Di Tonno - cello
Matteo Fossi - piano
Margherita Di Giovanni - viola
Amerigo Bernardi - double bass
F. Mendelssohn-Bartholdy - Sextet for piano, violin, 2 violas, cello and double bass оp. 110
R. Strauss - Quartet for piano, violin, viola and cello op. 13
Erica Piccotti and Gian Marco Ciampa - Piazzolla, Albéniz, De Falla, Granados
Erica Piccotti - cello
Gian Marco Ciampa - guitar
A. Piazzolla - Adios Nonino, Inverno Porteño
I. Albéniz - Mallorca op. 202
M. De Falla - Falla Asturiana, El Paño Moruno, Nana, Jota dalle Siete canciones populares españolas
E. Granados - Danza española op. 37, n. 5 Andaluza
A. Piazzolla - Bordel 1900, Nightclub 1960, Oblivion, Escualo
Festival Soloists - Martinů, Bridge, Mozart
Chiara Sannicandro, Diet Tilanus - violins
Georgy Kovalev, David Quiggle - violas
Raphael Bell - cello
B. Martinů - Duet for violin and viola "Three Madrigals" H. 313
F. Bridge - Lament for two violas (1912)
W.A. Mozart - String Quartet K. 421
Enrico Pace - Erica Piccotti - Festival Soloists - Rachmaninov, Brahms
150 years since the birth of Sergei Rachmaninov
Liana Gourdjia - violis
David Quiggle - viola
Erica Piccotti, Raphael Bell - cellos
Enrico Pace - piano
S. Rachmaninov - Sonata for cello and piano op. 19
J. Brahms - Quartet for violin, viola, cello and piano op. 60
Adam Walker – Maria Grazia Amoruso – Elba Festival Orchestra – Haydn, Mercadante, Mozart
Adam Walker - flute
Maria Grazia Amoruso - organ
Liana Gourdjia - concertress
Elba Festival Orchestra
F. J. Haydn - Concerto for organ and orchestra Hob.XVIII:1
S. Mercadante - Concerto for flute and string orchestra in E minor
W.A. Mozart - Symphony No. 29 K. 201
Mario Brunello - Elba Festival Orchestra - Weinberg, Dvořák
Mario Brunello - cello
Liana Gourdjia - concertress
Elba Festival Orchestra
M. Weinberg - Sonata for cello solo No. 1 op. 72, Concertino for cello and strings op. 43a
A. Dvořák - Serenade for string orchestra op. 22
Festival Winds - Mozart, Haydn
Rossana Calvi, Davide D'Agostino - oboes
Jukka Hariju, Marian Strandenius - horns
Andrea Zucco, David Garnés Poveda - bassoons
Adam Walker - flute
W.A. Mozart - Divertimento for wind sextet K. 253
C.Ph.E. Bach - Sonata for solo flute in A minor H. 562
Bruno Bettinelli - Studio da Concerto for bassoon solo
Antal Doráti - "The Grasshopper and the Ant" from 5 pieces for solo oboe (1980)
W.A. Mozart - Divertimenti for wind sextet K. 270
Plínio Fernandes - Solisti del Festival - Elba Festival Orchestra - Mustonen, Cuéllar, Schubert
Jonian Ilias Kadesha, Diet Tilanus, Chiara Sannicandro, Pablo Hernán Benedí - violini
Georgy Kovalev, David Quiggle - violas
Vashti Hunter, Orfeo Mandozzi - cellos
Amerigo Bernardi - double bass
Plínio Fernandes - guitar
Liana Gourdjia - concertress
Elba Festival Orchestra
O. Mustonen - Nonetto II
A. Cuéllar - Concerto for Guitar and Orchestra - World Premiere
F. Schubert - Symphony No. 5 D. 485
Festival Soloists - Enescu, Schumann
Jonian Ilias Kadesha, Pablo Hernán Benedí - violins
Georgy Kovalev - viola
Vashti Hunter, Indira Rahmatulla - cellos
Noam Greenberg - piano
G. Enescu - Quintet for piano and strings op. 29
R. Schumann - Trio for Violin, Cello and Piano No. 1 Op. 63
Naomi Berrill - Island Songs
Naomi Berrill - cello, vocals
Island Songs
Fabrizio Bosso Quartet – We Wonder
Fabrizio Bosso - trumpet
Jacopo Ferrazza - double bass
Julian Oliver Mazzariello - piano
Nicola Angelucci - drums
Jazz concert
Homage to Stevie Wonder
Charlie Chaplin - Master of Comedy
Ensemble improCinema
Music and direction by Günter Buchwald
The Tramp - The Tramp Returns Late - The Moneylender Tramp (1916)
Silent films accompanied live
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The beach is named after the islet a few meters from the shore, itself named after Napoleon Bonaparte’s sister who, according to a legend (probably created by a tourism entrepreneur in the 1960s) loved to sunbathe on these rocks.
Designated as a summer residence, Napoleon purchased the property from the Manganaro family in 1814, with the intention of transforming it into a comfortable and refined abode that would have nothing to envy from Parisian residences.
Built in 1724 by Grand Duke Gaston de’ Medici, it was Napoleon’s city residence during his first stay on Elba Island.
It was built as a sign of gratitude in 1606 by José Pons y León of the Dukes of Arcos, Spanish governor of Naples and first governor of the square of Longone (part of the state of principals). In September 1814 Napoleon, accompanied by Pons and Bertrand wanted to visit the sanctuary.
While the Elban economy today is based on tourism, the fact remains that the people of San Piero and the west coast (Pomonte) have also lived and continue to live off their granite and marble
Visit the harbor where Maria Walewska landed and the armed watchtower visited by Napoleon himself in 1814