I moved to Rome in September 2002, to debut in the cast of Domenica In on Raiuno, and I owe everything to Mara Venier, who believed in this “half-alpine twenty-year-old musician” and launched my career on TV, and to Maestro Mazza, who taught me a lot about music on video and much more about the life of the musician.
The year 2002 also inaugurated the Parco della Musica Auditorium, designed by Renzo Piano, the “House of Music” of the capital and of an entire nation. On April 30th you’ll be able to experience it with me in the Petrassi Hall which, with 20 days left, is almost SOLD OUT bit.ly/CastaConcertoRoma
You’ll understand how important it is to debut on such a prestigious stage, at the height of my artistic maturity and after a difficult period.
The last two years have seen us all distant, generating in me an even stronger desire to offer you a unique and unforgettable experience, a concert that relies on music, but summarizes all the communication and creativity channels that I’ve explored and that you’ve come to know with me.
This gave birth to Visual Concert: I like to define it as such even though the visual part has become fundamental and almost essential in every concert.
But this is our Visual Concert, and this “ours” is not a narcissistic pluralis maiestatis, it means that you’ll experience the fruit of an important team effort that has matured over the years.
Here you will find a summary of these last few years https://fb.watch/cfMpk2y1qx/
To keep the promise with regard to that “Visual”, every single video stimulus will have a precise meaning, heightened through my research and selected through many failed trials and a few winning intuitions. The large led-walls and the lights that will immerse you in the show are not just aesthetic solutions put there to create a beautiful container of music.
Space, nature, humanity of the present and visions of the future have been part of my research for many years now, and my luminous bow is just a “pointer” used to focus attention and turn on your imagination within these worlds.
We also have an innovative effect that’ll allow you to participate in the first person with your mobile phones: those who will be there will find out!
We’re already working to take this “The Space Violin – Visual Concert” on tour, but the first date will be unforgettable so: I’ll be waiting for you in Rome, the last available seats can be found here bit.ly/CastaConcertoRoma
