Fai fagotto, si parte!
Viaggi fantastici, itinerari fantasiosi per bambini di ogni età, dentro e fuori dal fagotto
mercoledì 29 aprile 2026
giovedì 23 aprile 2026
Prima di entrare nella piazza del piccolo paesino di Adina, il carro dell’enciclopedico dottore chiamato Dulcamara aveva già viaggiato per l’universo intero. Egli vende il suo balsamico sciroppo, capace di correggere ogni difetto.Il Tour che Zaffaroni ci propone è traslato nel tempo e nei luoghi di mezzo mondo: variazioni e viaggi originali, con un fagotto stipato sul carro di Dulcamara.
Before
entering the square of the little village of Adina, the cart of the
encyclopaedic doctor known as Dulcamara had already travelled across the entire
universe. He sells his balsamic syrup, which is said to cure every ailment.
The tour
that Zaffaroni takes us on spans time and places across half the globe:
original variations and journeys, with a bassoon crammed onto Dulcamara’s cart.
venerdì 17 aprile 2026
The Russian composer Elena
Firsova, born in Leningrad on 21 March 1950, represents a significant figure in
the landscape of contemporary Russian music. Her Monolog for solo
bassoon, dedicated to Valeri Popov, was composed in 1989, a decade after her
inclusion in the so-called “Khrennikov Seven,” a blacklist drawn up during the
1979 Congress of the Union of Soviet Composers. This measure sanctioned the
unauthorized participation of certain Soviet composers in contemporary music
festivals in the West; among those listed was also her teacher, Edison Denisov.
The work reflects
distinctive features of Firsova’s compositional language, characterized by a
free atonal idiom influenced by the principles of the Second Viennese School,
particularly in terms of the concentration and economy of musical material.
Special emphasis is placed on timbral dimension, articulated through the use of
short cells and intense sonic gestures, which contribute to shaping an
introspective musical dramaturgy.
venerdì 3 aprile 2026
venerdì 27 marzo 2026
By Dario Argentesi (Ferrara, 1985), a student of Luis Bacalov, we present Quadrille for solo bassoon.
The
title refers to the quadrille, a dance of French origin that was especially
popular in 19th-century European salons, characterized by a sequence of figures
and contrasting sections.
In this
work, Argentesi reinterprets this model in a contemporary way, employing a
tonal or moderately modal language enriched with neo-classical influences. The
composition unfolds in brief, contrasting episodes that highlight the
expressive and technical possibilities of the bassoon.