Sunday, May 3rd, at 5 PM, at the Church of S. Antonio Abate<\/b> at the Collegio Mazza, the concert by organist Ismaele Gatti<\/b> concludes the series of four appointments titled Journey in Italy. <\/p>\n
Arts and memories from Italy in the music of the 19th century, organized by the Friends of Music of Padua in collaboration with the Italo-German Cultural Institute. The program of this concert pays homage to the passage of Schumann and Brahms through our city in different years. The concert program recalls them both with the choice of some of his Preludes-Chorals op. 122, and with organ pieces by Bach, which Brahms came to love precisely thanks to the influence of Robert and Clara Schumann.<\/p>\n
Ismaele Gatti engages in an intense concert activity, which has led him to perform on numerous occasions on the piano, organ, and harpsichord, as well as being a conductor, in Italy and abroad. Alongside his performing activity, he also pursues research and transcription work aimed at expanding the expressive possibilities of the organ.<\/p>\n
The concert, organized with the collaboration of Collegio Mazza, is free admission<\/b>.<\/p>\n
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