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Tartini festival: Ensemble Frequenze Diverse
You are kindly invited to the concert.
Date
1.9.2022 (8 pm)
Location
Minorite Monastery of St Francis, Piran
Type
concert
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TARTINI, MON AMOUR!

Ensemble Frequenze Diverse

Tommaso Luison, baroque violin 
Willem Peerik, harpsichord

  • Giuseppe Tartini (1692 – 1770): Sonata op. 2 No 11 in e minor for violin and b.c. 
  • Giuseppe Tartini (1692 – 1770): “L’Arte dell’arco” – Variations on a theme of Corelli for violin and b.c. 
  • Giuseppe Tartini (1692 – 1770): Sonata BG2 in G Major (No XII from ms autograph 1888) for violin solo / violin and b.c. 
  • Giuseppe Tartini (1692 – 1770): Sonata op. 2 No 1 in D Major for violin and b.c. 

 

Ensemble "Frequenze Diverse"
Frequenze Diverse is an early music ensemble founded in Bologna in 2014. The group is composed of several professors from the orchestra of the Municipal Theater of Bologna who are joined by a common passion for the baroque music repertoire and the historical research of compositions. 
These musicians have backgrounds and experience in musicology and historical interpretation of music: Tommaso Luison is a performer and scholar of Tartini and his school. In 2015 they were joined by harpsichord player Willem Peerik and become the resident ensemble at the early music festival Amoeni Loci in Pesaro, Italy.

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