Melodies for Paolo Barozzi

Matteo Malagoli, cello

Mattia De Lazzari, guitar

A musical evening at the Museum with free entry.

MATTEO MALAGOLI - Musician and musicologist, he studied cello, viola da gamba, sacred music, Gregorian chant, and organ at the Conservatories of Rome, Venice, Castelfranco Veneto, and Reggio Emilia, obtaining a Ph.D. in Musicology at PIMS in Rome. He has performed concerts in Europe, Africa, and the United States both as a soloist and in various chamber formations. He engages in teaching activities at the Conservatories of Genoa and Reggio Emilia and the Music High Schools of Conegliano and Belluno; he organizes exhibitions of musical instruments and is invited as a speaker at international musicology conferences on the cello and organology, being a National Cataloger for the MIC.

MATTIA DE LAZZARI - He began studying classical guitar at the age of 10 with Renato Grandin in Treviso. Starting at 15, he began performing live not only in the classical repertoire but also in modern genres, rock, and blues. He studied with Bruno Giuffredi at the "Guido Cantelli" Conservatory in Novara. First Prize at the Gold International Classical Music Competition, First Prize at the International Competition City of Stresa, Absolute First Prize at the Milan City Competition. From the academic year 2024/25, he will teach Guitar at the "Ampezzo-Cadore" Comprehensive Institute in the Musical Address of the First Degree Secondary School.

PROGRAM :

• Friederich BURGMULLER (1806-1874)                

Three Nocturnes (1840):

1-Andantino

2-Adagio cantabile

3-Allegro moderato

• Georg GOLTERMANN (1824-1898)                    

Cantilena

• Alfred COTTIN (1863-1923)         

Aubade et chant d’amour

• Heitor VILLA LOBOS (1887-1959)                     

Preludio n°1 for guitar

• Luigi MOZZANI (1869-1943)                               

Dolore! (version for cello and guitar by Simona Boni)

• Francesco Balilla PRATELLA (1880-1955) 

Pace – Waltz

• Osvaldo PIRANI (1910-2010)                             

Ritual Dance (version for cello and guitar by Darel Lantigua Velez)