I Concerti al Cenacolo, Early Music in the Metropolitan City of Florence, that L’Homme Armé has organized since 1994, is the longest-running annual early music series of concerts in Tuscany. The concerts range from medieval to baroque music programs with a special focus on the 15th,16th and 17th centuries and take place in venues of particular historical and artistic significance. The main part of the concerts has taken place in the beautiful Museum of San Salvi where the wonderful fresco of Andrea del Sarto is located. In more recent times, also thanks to the contribution of the Metropolitan City of Florence, the range of concert venues has expanded to include locations such as old pieve, museums and Medici villas of the metropolitan area of Florence, lesser known locations that l’Homme Armé’s concert series will help to become more familiar and appreciated by the public.
Music for a trip to Costantinople Stefano Albarello, cetra, qānūn, baroque guitar and musical direction Giovanni De Zorzi, ney flute Gianfranco Russo, viola d’amore (sine keman) Peppe Frana, long neck lute, tanbūr Music by A. Vivaldi, G.B. Martini, D. Cantemir and Ottomas anonymous Tickets € 10 Reduced up to 30 years of age € 5...
Music for a trip to Costantinople Stefano Albarello, cetra, qānūn, baroque guitar and musical direction Giovanni De Zorzi, ney flute Gianfranco Russo, viola d’amore (sine keman) Peppe Frana, long neck lute, tanbūr Music by A. Vivaldi, G.B. Martini, D. Cantemir and Ottomas anonymous Tickets € 10 Reduced up to 30 years of age € 5...
From ox to nightingale: the metamorphosis of the cello into a virtuoso instrument Agnieszka E. Oszańca, baroque celloFabio Bonizzoni, harpsichord Music by S.Lanzetti, D.Scarlatti, J.B.Barriere, H.I.F.Biber, B.Galuppi, L.Boccherini Drawing on the metaphor in the subtitle, the program presents the emergence of cello virtuosity in 18th-century European music. Once viewed merely as a provider of harmonic...
From ox to nightingale: the metamorphosis of the cello into a virtuoso instrument Agnieszka E. Oszańca, baroque celloFabio Bonizzoni, harpsichord Music by S.Lanzetti, D.Scarlatti, J.B.Barriere, H.I.F.Biber, B.Galuppi, L.Boccherini Drawing on the metaphor in the subtitle, the program presents the emergence of cello virtuosity in 18th-century European music. Once viewed merely as a provider of harmonic...
Music in the Franciscan tradition between the XIII and the XIV century Anonima Frottolisti Miriam Trevisan, voice Kateřina Ghannudi, gotic harp, voice Luca Piccioni, lute, medieval guitar, voice Simone Marcelli, organetto, voice Emiliano Finucci, viella, voce Massimiliano Dragoni, organistrum, tintinnabulum, percussioni antiche, dulcimer, voice In this program, the Anonima Frottolisti ensemble offers a glimpse into...
Music in the Franciscan tradition from the XIII to the XIV century Anonima Frottolisti Miriam Trevisan, voice Kateřina Ghannudi, gothic harp and voice Luca Piccioni, lute, medieval guitar and voice Simone Marcelli, organetto and voice Emiliano Finucci, viella and voice Massimiliano Dragoni, organistrum, tintinnabulum, early percussions, dulcimer, voice In this program, the Anonima Frottolisti ensemble...
The music in the courts of Florence and Mantua between the 16th and the 17th centuries Music byAlessandro Striggio, Marco da Gagliano, Giaches de Wert, Salomone Rossi, Claudio Monteverdi L’Homme Armé Sonia Tedla Chebreab, soprano Marta Fumagalli, mezzosoprano Andrés Montilla Acurero, tenorRiccardo Pisani, tenorGabriele Lombardi, baritoneGiovanni Bellini, chitarrone Bianca Cucini, viola da gamba Tickets €10...
Music for “alta cappella” in between Florence, Milan, Mantua and Venice Ensemble Ars Fiorita Filippo Calandri – Trumpet, Cornetto Cesare Pierozzi – Shawms, Flutes Alexander Pavlotzky – Trombone Loris Guastella – Trombone, Percussions The concert describes a musical journey spanning the 15th to the 17th centuries, featuring the bold, soaring sounds inspired by wind ensembles...
Music by F. Couperin, M. A. Charpentier, J. de Boismortier, M. Marais A concert entrusted to two young talented performers, who will try their hand at some beautiful pages of literature for these instruments born around the environment of the famous French court between the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. Pages in which melancholy and intimacy...
Music by F. Couperin, M. A. Charpentier, J. de Boismortier, M. Marais A concert entrusted to two young talented performers, who will try their hand at some beautiful pages of literature for these instruments composed in the environment of the famous French court between the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. Musical pieces in which melancholy and...
