Fragmenta Æternitatis

The program includes the performance of a series of musical pieces by composers from the Baroque period to the present, drawn from sacred texts (requiems, hymns, prayers, etc.) that describe, in various forms, the horizon of the “transcendent.”

The human condition, characterized by unavoidable constraints (birth and death), is represented in music to evoke contrasting moods: inner reflection, contemplation, sadness, resignation, or hope, peace, and serenity in the anticipation of the “divine.”

The intent of this concert is to focus the audience's listening on the variety of music and composers that describe the “transitus animæ,” while simultaneously offering reflections and emotional engagement.

ISA CARLIN

Graduated in piano in July 2006 from the Conservatorio “C. Pollini” in Padua, she has attended courses and masterclasses for piano refinement with Masters Ezio Mabilia, Giorgio Lovato, and Stefania Redaelli, as well as some seminars on teaching and improvisation held by Christiane Montandon and Annibale Rebaudengo.

In 2010 she obtained the second-level academic diploma for teacher training for the AJ77 competition class (Piano) from the Conservatorio “A. Pedrollo” in Vicenza.

She has performed concerts both as a soloist and as a chamber musician and in duo with her sister, with whom she has received awards in national and international competitions. She has carried out and continues to perform as an accompanying pianist in various musical organizations and schools in the area.

DEBORA PIOL

She graduated in Choral Music and Choir Conducting from the Conservatorio "C. Pollini" in Padua under the guidance of Maestro m° G.A. Vanzin.

She has participated in numerous concerts, study seminars, competitions, recordings, and international choral music festivals (particularly in the editions of “EUROPA CANTAT”).

She is a teacher and director of the Children’s Choir at the "Centro Studi Vocali NOVA CANTICA" and the A. Miari Music School in Belluno, where she teaches choral exercises, sight-reading, ear training, and preparatory courses. Currently, she is a music teacher at the Salesian Institute "Agosti" in Belluno in the primary first-grade school.

LUCIANO BORIN

Composer, pianist, and choir director, he is a lecturer in the Music Education course at the Conservatorio of Padua. He has taught improvisation techniques in the Master's program in Music Therapy and voice functionality in the Speech Therapy degree course at the University of Padua.

Director of vocal-instrumental ensembles, he is a specialized teacher in the pedagogy of the Lichtenberger® Method Institute of Gisela Rohmert. He has conducted and continues to provide individual and group courses in functional vocalization at various public and private entities, including the Education Sector of the Teatro La Fenice in Venice and the Palcoscenico Academy of the Teatro Stabile del Veneto.

As an author of vocal and instrumental music, he has received awards in national and international competitions and performances in significant Seasons and Festivals with recordings.