Concerto per tromba e organo - Rabka Zdroj 14 luglio 2013 - Copyright Silvio Notarbartolo

Rabka Zdroj -- Poland -- Wladyslawa Orkana Museum

Concert for pipe-organ and trumpet

Sunday, July 14, 2013 at 16:00

Trumpet: Pier Giorgio Benvenuto
Pipe-organ: Silvio Notarbartolo

PROGRAM

D. Gabrielli Sonata n. 5 in Do mag. per organo e tromba
(1659-1690) ( Allegro - Largo - Allegro - Largo/Presto )

C. Wesley Pastorale in Sol mag.
(1757-1834) ( Andante )

J. Stanley Trumpet Voluntary in Si bem mag. per organo e tromba
(1713-1786) ( Adagio -- Andante largo )

M. Camidge Gavotte per organo solo
(1758-1844) ( Allegretto )

P.J. Vejvanovsky Sonata in Sol min. per tromba e organo
(pr. 1640-1693)

Anonimo inglese Voluntary in La min. per organo solo
(18* secolo) ( Largo spiritoso - Fuga )

H. Purcell Queen's Dolour per tromba e organo
(1659-1695)

S. Wesley Hornpipe per organo solo
(1766-1837) ( Vivace )

J. Stanley Dal Voluntary n. 1 - op. 5 - in Do mag. per organo e tromba
(1713-1786) ( Introduzione - Marcia - Adagio - Marcia

BIS 1- J. S. Bach - Aria dalla quarta corda per organo

BIS 2- Caccini - Ave Maria per tromba e organo

DUO BENVENUTO-NOTARBARTOLO (trumpet-organ)

Born in 1966, this duo has performed in various parts of Italy, always enjoying success with critics and audiences.
The duo specializes in early music and Baroque art, but also extends to modern music with performances of pieces specially dedicated from contemporary authors.

Pier Giorgio Benvenuto studied with the best teachers: Ghitalla, Scherbaum, Métrailler and with the illustrious teacher Maestro L. Sechi.
Along with Silvio Notarbartolo is dedicated to research, transcription and execution of pieces for trumpet and organ.

Silvio Notarbartolo has done his piano studies with Maestro Luciano Petazzoni and has been specializing in organ by himself.
Silvio Notarbartolo is founder and Honorary President of the Associazione Musica Sant'Ambrogio (A.MU.SA Zoagli - Liguria), is dedicated to finding funds for the restoration of ancient organs and is the author of numerous transcriptions of baroque music to perform as a trumpet and organ duo.

Both musicians like to be called amateur (dilettanti) of beautiful music, in the literary sense of the word, as the music they play derive the maximum pleasure (diletto), trying to convey the delight (diletto) to the listener.