Seminar-concerts tagged posts

28 marzo 2016 / Posted in  Archive, Conferences, Lectures, Live Concerts, Performance, Research, Symposia

2016 Mar-Apr
Department of Music & Dance · UMass Amherst, MA (USA)
The Massachusetts Center for Interdisciplinary Renaissance Studies · Amherst, MA (USA)
Italian Madrigal Festival
Tasso in Music Project

We are very pleased to announce that Palma Choralis directors Marcello Mazzetti and Livio Ticli have been awarded by Worldwide University Network (WUN) for staying at UMass Amherst, MA (USA) in March-April 2016.

As Visiting scholars from the University of Southampton (UK), they will join the Tasso in Music Project team headed by Prof Emiliano Ricciardi, an international-leading research project across Humanities involving scholars from the USA and Europe with the technical support of Stanford University, and focussing on ultimate editorial methods and digital encoding techniques in m...

5 agosto 2013 / Posted in  Media, Video

Plainchant between ‘alla mente’ counterpoint and written polyphony

2011-04-20 – Lecture given at the «G. Frescobaldi» Conservatory in Ferrara (Italy).
Speaker – Marcello Mazzetti.

The lecture oriented towards graduate students and professors and was conducted by Marcello Mazzetti.

Music – Palma Choralis Ensemble: G.M. Asola, ps. 81.1 “Exultate Deo” from “Cibavit eos” Introitus ad Missam SS. Corporis et Sanguinis Christi
[Augsburg, Staats-, Stadtbibliothek, ms. Tonk. Schl. 26 (Augsburg, 1578)]

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5 agosto 2013 / Posted in  Media, Video

Plainchant between ‘alla mente’ counterpoint and written polyphony

2011-04-20 – Workshop held at the «G. Frescobaldi» Conservatory in Ferrara (Italy).

The workshop oriented towards under-graduate and graduate students and was conducted by Marcello Mazzetti and Livio Ticli.

Music:
Students’ first steps (rehersals)
1:55 Palma Choralis Ensemble – B. Bottazzi, Kyrie primus in Missis Apostolorum, & in festis duplicibus from «Choro et Organo» (1614).

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1 agosto 2013 / Posted in  Media, Video

2009-05-25 – Last Lecture given at the «E. Beltrami» High School in Cremona (Italy).
Speakers – Marcello Mazzetti and Livio Ticli.

Seminar-concerts which focused close relation between Poetry and Music, in Italy, from 13th until 16th cent. The theoretical-practical meeting was conduced by Marcello Mazzetti and Livio Ticli and it oriented towards students, teachers and lovers.

Music – Palma Choralis Ensemble:
Marcello Mazzetti,  lute & voice
Rika Murata, gamba & lirone
Livio Ticli, recorder & voice

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Excerpts from performed pieces:
0’00” Intro: A legend is sung (The Sword in the Stone)
0’58” Scorto da te mio nume, Orfeo – C. Monteverdi, Orfeo (1607) / Hell scene from Monteverdi’s Orfeo
1’38” Ecco l’atra palude, Speranza – C...

6 aprile 2013 / Posted in  Archive, Popularisation, Public Lectures, Seminar Concerts

Oralità e scrittura fra Medioevo e Rinascimento

2013-04-06 – h. 17.30-19.00
Istituto Superiore di Studi Musicali, Biblioteca Musicale ‘A. Gentilucci’, Reggio Emilia (Italy)

Palma Choralis® • Gruppo di Ricerca & Ensemble di Musica Antica
Marcello Mazzetti · voce, liuto e viola da gamba rinascimentale
Livio Ticli · voce, salterio trapezoidale e clavicembalo

Abstract · È difficile concepire un netto confine fra oralità e scrittura in senso diacronico e sincronico nelle cosiddette ‘arti del tempo’ e, in special modo, nella musica occidentale in cui si osserva un particolare statuto fra testo e performance...

19 maggio 2007 / Posted in  Archive, Lectures, Live Concerts, Performance, Popularisation, Research

“La casa dei suoni 2007… in principio era il numero”

«Harmonia mundi: la musica dei pianeti» / «Polifonica monodia ritmica» / «Misteri dei numeri: prassi e simbologie» 2007-05-19 – h. 12.00-13.00 / 13.00-14.00 / 14.00-15.00 Istituto Superiore di Studi Musicali“Achille Peri”, Reggio Emilia (RE)

Il symposium musicale a tema, giunto alla sua seconda edizione e organizzato dalla Biblioteca “A. Gentilucci” presso l’Istituto Superiore (idea e progetto di Monica Boni), ha richiesto la collaborazione e tre interventi dell’ensemble di sole voci maschili nell’esecuzione di brani tratti dal repertorio gregoriano, polifonico dei secoli XII-XIII e bizantino. In collaborazione con l’Assessorato alla Cultura di Reggio Emilia.

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