Music in the venues of Padova Urbs picta
The idea of supporting the UNESCO nomination of our city comes from our passion for art, music and video production.
Thanks to a collaboration with Padova City Council we released a serie of video to valorise ‘Giotto, Scrovegni Chapel and XIV Century frescoes’.
Professional musicians dialogue with the masterpieces of the past, unveiling the stunning paintings from new perspectives.
For more information on UNESCO nomination visit the website Padova Urbs picta.
The art of Guariento in dialogue with Fryedryk Chopin’s music, performed by Renata Benvegnù.
Eremitani Church (1276) is one of the venues of the UNESCO nomination Padova Urbs Picta: ‘Giotto, the Scrovegni Chapel and the 14th century painting cycles’
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Giotto’s art and Zephyros‘ music protagonists of our video at Scrovegni Chapel, gem of UNESCO Nomination Padova Urbs picta.
Zephyros:
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The art of Jacopo da Verona in dialogue with J.S. Bach’s music, performed by Arrigo Axia.
San Michele is one of the venues of the UNESCO nomination Padova Urbs Picta: ‘Giotto, the Scrovegni Chapel and the 14th century painting cycles’.
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Calicanto at Palazzo della Ragione for UNESCO nomination Padova Urbs picta.
The song ‘Venexia mia’ by Calicanto and Roberto Kriscak is a musical redemption of Eugenio Genero poem.
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Guariento (1310 – 1370) and his frescos, inside the Chapel of the Carraresi Palace accompanied in a rainy day with the notes of Agustín Barrios (1885 – 1944) played at the guitar by Francesco Rocco for UNESCO nomination ‘Urbs Picta’.
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Giacomo Susani for Padova Urbs picta at Saint George Oratory, with the first movement of his own composition “Blue Madeleine”.
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Chrystelle Catalano at St. James Chapel, inside St. Anthony Cathedral, plays the last movement of BWV 1001 by J. S. Bach, Presto.
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Edoardo Legnaro at the Cathedral Baptistery, plays the last movement of “La Catedral” by Augustine Barrios.
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Padova Museums
Our work to valorise and share the cultural heritage contained in Padova museums
La Nonchalante
Elaboration on a piece by E. Pariselle made by Tocodebanda:
Roberto Tombesi – voce, organetto
Corrado Corradi – voce, bandonina
Museo Civico Della Navigazione Fluviale di Battaglia Terme.
Duality
Site specific piece composed by Francesco Ganassin for Carrarese Castle, Padova.
Clarinet and Bordelands Granular
Castello Carrarese, Padova
Francesco Ganassin:
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Asclepio Orchestra new video, filmed at Palazzo del Bo (1222), Anathomical Theatre (1595) and the Covid ward at Padova Hospital.
Supported by Dipartimento di Medicina and UniPd . In collaboration with: Azienda Ospedaliera di Padova, Comune di Padova and Dipartimento Funzionale aziendale di Malattie Rare.
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Around the World
Our videos in cities around the world.
Chantal Balestri, pianist.
F. Chopin Etude Op. 25 N. 12
New York, Klavierhaus NY
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Flavio Nati, guitarist.
Homenaje pour Le Tombeau de Debussy, Manuel De Falla:
Rome, Italy
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Silk Pavillon II, a work by Neri Oxman and the MIT Media Lab, part of ‘Neri Oxman:Material Ecology’ exhibition at MoMA.
Video by Lilium SoundArt and MIT Media Lab.
More information on MIT website.