2016 - Museo del Violino

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Antonio Stradivari violin Messia 1716
2016
concerts
seminars
performances
on ancient instruments
exhibitions
educational workshops
guided tours
C
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M
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Fondazione
Museo del Violino
Antonio Stradivari
Cremona
Founders
Board of Administrators
Gianluca Galimberti President, Mayor of Cremona
Paolo Salvelli Vice president
Paolo Bodini “friends of Stradivari” President
Luigi Vinci
Roberto Zanchi
Onorary President
Giovanni Arvedi
General Director
Virginia Villa
General Council
Giovanni Arvedi - Paolo Bodini - Stefano Bolis
Manuela Bonetti - Rossano Bonetti - Gianluca Galimberti
Paolo Salvelli - Alessandro Tantardini
Luigi Vinci - Roberto Zanchi
supported by
special
acknowledgments to
with the
patronage of
Museo del Violino 2016
Violin making and music, seminars and concerts, famous soloists and
expert craftsmen, exhibitions, performances featuring instruments made
by Stradivari, Amati and Guarneri: in 2016 the Museo del Violino will
continue to promote a vision of culture as encounter and exchange between
different skills and arts on an international level. This was inspired by
constant relations with the local territory and with its rich cultural texture,
with present-day violin makers, the Accademia Walter Stauffer, the
university research laboratories housed in the Museum’s building and
specialized training institutions such as the International School of Violin
Making and CR Forma.
Virginia Villa
director of Fondazione Museo del Violino
■ Museo del Violino’s instruments
in Phoenix (Arizona)
■ the sound of Stradivari
■ from Stradivari’s up to present-day workshops
■ friends of Stradivari
■ Accademia Stauffer in concerto
■ Seminars
■ CremonaJazz 2016
■ 24th General Conference ICOM /CIMCIM
Musical Instrument Museums:
Interpreting the Present
■ 1st Piero Farulli International Competition
for junior String Quartets
■ the Messiah comes back to Cremona
■ STRADIVARIfestival
■ 43rd International Viola Congress
■ Andrea Amati violin Carlo IX 1566c. - 2016
■ STRADIVARImemorialday
with the patronage and collaboration of the Municipality of Cremona
1716-2016
The Messiah Stradivari
comes back to Cremona
From the Ashmolean Museum of Oxford
the most precious violin in the world
September 15th | December 18th
Beautiful, but unapproachable: unlike many violins built by Antonio
Stradivari, famous for their extraordinary timbre features, the
Messiah violin has hardly ever been played. Its celebrity arises from
its exceptional state of preservation, with its nearly untouched
varnish, as if it had just come out of Stradivari’s workshop. For this
reason it is a symbol and a stylistic reference point for violin makers
worldwide.
This violin is believed to have been purchased by the collector Cozio
da Salabue directly from Paolo Stradivari, son of Antonio, in 1775.
It was then sold to the trader Luigi Tarisio in 1827: sale details were
written inside the top plate by Jean-Baptiste Vuillaume, who bought
the violin in 1855.
Tarisio often boasted about owning this outstanding instrument, so
much so that the soloist Delphin Alard is supposed to have
exclaimed: “Your violin is like a Messiah. Always awaited, never
appearing”.
It was later acquired by the London firm “W. E. Hill and Sons” and
finally, in 1939, entrusted to the Ashmolean Museum, with the
restriction of not being moved nor played, in order to be preserved
as a model for future violin makers.
Today it is displayed in Oxford, at the Ashmolean Museum, next to
the prestigious University. Since 1939 it has hardly been moved but
in 2016, on the occasion of its 300th anniversary, it is returning
exceptionally to Cremona, on exhibition from September 15th to
December 18th at the Museo del Violino.
in collaborazione con
Archivio di Stato
di Cremona
1937
Vittoria
Alata
la
e le celebrazioni
Stradivariane
The 1937 Stradivari Celebrations
days relive through the exhibition of
the winning instruments of the “Mostra-Concorso Nazionale di Liuteria
Moderna”, displayed together with a
rich corpus of documents and photographs by Ernesto Fazioli and Ezio
Quiresi.
Until March 6th, 2016
Museo del Violino
Ticket included in Museum admission
■ January 16th | June 5th Phoenix (Arizona)
Stradivarius
origin and legacy
of the greatest violin maker
The Museo del Violino partners the MIM Musical Instrument
Museum of Phoenix in a great exhibition dedicated to ancient
and contemporary Cremona violin making.
■ Sat 16 - 12am | Sun 17 - 4pm
Giovanni Arvedi Auditorium
the sound of Stradivari performance on the Vesuvio 1727ca violin
■ Fri 22 - 8,30pm
off-program event
Concert Lilla Akademien Stockholm
free entrance
■ Sat 23 - 12am | Sun 24 - 4pm
■ Sat 30 - 11am
Room 10 Museo del Violino
1937 la Vittoria Alata e le celebrazioni Stradivariane
The Stradivari Celebrations
seminar with Fausto Cacciatori
MdV curator
free entrance
■ Sat 30 - 12am | Sun 31 - 4pm
■ Sat 6 - 12am
| Sun 7 - 4pm Giovanni Arvedi Auditorium
■ Sat 13 - 11am
Seminars
Atelier Triennale
The making of a viola
with Dante Fulvio Lazzari
free entrance
■ Sat 13 - 12am
■ Sun 14 - 11am
friends of Stradivari in concerto
Nostalghija
Anna Serova - viola
viola Stauffer 1615 Girolamo Amati
Filippo Faes - piano
music by S.V. Rachmaninov, D.D. Šostakovič
presentation of the Decca Universal CD recording
photo by Augusto Mario Colombo
entrance 10 euro
Anna Serova
MUSICAL INSTRUMENT MUSEUM
PHOENIX (ARIZONA) USA
January 16th – June 5th
Stradivarius
origin and legacy
of the greatest violin maker
The Museo del Violino partners the Phoenix MIM
Musical Instrument Museum in a great exhibition
dedicated to ancient and contemporary Cremona
violin making
■ Sat 20 - 12am
■ Sun 21 - 11am Giovanni Arvedi Auditorium
Accademia Stauffer in concerto
Marta Kowalczyk - violin
Maria Grazia Bellocchio - piano
violin specialization course held by M° Salvatore Accardo
music by W. Lutoslawski, C. Saint-Saëns, F. Schubert
entrance 10 euro
■ Sat 27 - 11am
1937 la Vittoria Alata e le celebrazioni Stradivariane
Antonio Stradivari, the birth of a myth
seminar with Nicola Arrigoni
journalist at “La Provincia”
free entrance
■ Sat 27 - 12am
Sunday, February 21st
Monday, March 28th
Sunday, April 24th
Sunday, May 8th
“L’Accademia Stauffer in concerto” is a festival
organized by the Fondazione Stauffer in collaboration
with the Museo del Violino, conceived with the aim of
promoting the extraordinary talent of the young
musicians who every year attend the prestigious classes
of the Accademia “Walter Stauffer” of Cremona,
internationally recognized as an excellence
centre and a reference point for the
education of bowed instrument
musicians. Thanks to four concerts at
the Museo del Violino Auditorium it
will be possible to appreciate the
high artistic and educational value
of the Academy. Since 1985 – year
of its foundation within the Centro
di Musicologia “Walter Stauffer” of
Cremona – the Academy has been
offering annual post-graduate
courses to train string players in the
performance of chamber music and
solo repertoire. The specialization
courses are held by
Salvatore Accardo (violin)
Bruno Giuranna (viola)
Antonio Meneses (cello)
Franco Petracchi (double-bass).
Moreover, since 2011 the
Academy has been promoting a
specialization course for string
quartets held by the Quartetto di
Cremona.
Bartolomeo Giuseppe Guarneri del Gesù violin Stauffer 1734
l’Accademia Stauffer
in concerto
SEMINARS
From Stradivari’s up to
present day workshops
300 years of violin making know-how
On December 5th, 2012 UNESCO registered the “traditional Cremona
violin making know-how” into the Representative List of the World’s
Intangible Cultural Heritage. Cremonese makers have been building
bowed and stringed instruments since the 16th century. An indissoluble
link connects late-Renaissance to contemporary workshops. Antonio
Stradivari’s method reveals itself not only through his instruments but
even more through the artifacts coming from his workshop – wooden
moulds, drawings, patterns, tools – currently exhibited at the Museo
del Violino. Through the analysis of these materials we can understand
each step of the building process used by the master as well as its
design phase. The seminars are held by masters from Cremona,
winners of the Concorso Triennale, teachers of the Scuola di Liuteria
and heirs of a great family tradition: Vinicio Bissolotti, Stefano Conia,
Marcello Ive, Dante Fulvio Lazzari, Simeone Morassi, Marco Nolli,
Primo Pistoni, Giorgio Scolari, Francesco Toto.
Atelier Triennale
Saturday, February 13th - 11am
The viola - Dante Fulvio Lazzari
Saturday, March 5th - 11am
The violin - Primo Pistoni
Saturday, April 9th - 11am
The cello - Francesco Toto
Saturday, May 14th - 11am
Stradivari violas d’amore - Marcello Ive
Saturday, June 4th - 11am
The double bass - Marco Nolli
From father to son
Saturday, September 10th - 11am
The family and their workshop - Simeone Morassi
Saturday, October 8th - 11am
The family and their workshop - Vinicio Bissolotti
Saturday, November 12th - 11am
The school and its pupils - Giorgio Scolari
Saturday, December 10th - 11am
The family and their workshop - Stefano Conia
■ Thu 3 - 12am
| Fri 4 - 12am Giovanni Arvedi Auditorium
■ Sat 5 - 11am
Seminars
Atelier Triennale
The making of a violin
with Primo Pistoni
free entrance
■ Sat 5 - 12am
■ Sun 6 - 11am
The thousand faces of Mozart
Caterina Demetz - violin
violin Lam ex Collin 1669 Nicolò Amati
Federica Bortoluzzi - piano
music by W.A. Mozart
presentation of the Movimento Classical CD recording
entrance 10 euro
Caterina Demetz
■ Tue 8 - 12am
■ Thu 10 - 12am
■ Sat 12 - 12am
■ Thu 17 - 12am
■ Sat 19 - 12am
■ Thu 24 - 12am
■ Sat 26 - 11am
Seminars
in collaboration with the Cremona Violin Making School I.I.S. Stradivari
Acoustic functioning of the belly
with Alessandro Voltini, Christopher Kurz,
Ezio Usai, Matteo Giovanetti
free entrance
■ Sat 26 - 12am
■ Mon 28 - 11am Giovanni Arvedi Auditorium
William Murray - viola
Clara Dutto - piano
viola specialization course held by M° Bruno Giuranna
music by H. Eccles, M.I. Glinka, H. Vieuxtemps, N. Rota, P. Hindemith
entrance 10 euro
■ Mon 28 - 4pm
■ Thu 31 - 12am
Seminars
Saturday, March 26th - 11am Room 10 Museo del Violino
Acoustic functioning
of the belly
with Alessandro Voltini, Christopher Kurz,
Ezio Usai, Matteo Giovanetti
Saturday, April 30th - 11am Room 10 Museo del Violino
Gut strings from the Renaissance
to the present day
with Mimmo Peruffo, Claudio Gavazzeni
Saturday, May 28th - 11am Room 10 Museo del Violino
The geometric mapping
of bowed instruments
with Daniele Renzi, Alessandro Beduschi,
Andrea Pagnoni, Alexis Legros-Didier
Artisans and artists:
today’s violin makers
with Anna Maramotti, Rachele Annen
in collaboration with
photo by Emanuele Zamponi
Saturday, October 29th - 11am Room 10 Museo del Violino
■ Fri 1 - 12am
the sound of Stradivari performance on the Clisbee 1669 violin
■ Sat 2 - 12am
■ Thu 7 - 12am
■ April 9 | June 5
Padiglione Andrea Amati
exhibition
Concerto per Sofonisba
An homage to Sofonisba Anguissola by Gabriella Benedini
curated by the Municipality of Cremona
■ Sat 9 - 11am
Seminars
Atelier Triennale
The making of a cello
with Francesco Toto
free entrance
■ Sat 9 - 12am
■ Sun 10 - 11am
Dedicated to Lisa Cristiani
Luca Fiorentini - cello
cello Stauffer ex Cristiani 1700 Antonio Stradivari
Stefania Redaelli - piano
music by F. Mendelssohn
presentation of the Brilliant CD recording
entrance 10 euro
Luca Fiorentini
■ Thu 14 - 12am
■ Sat 16 - 12am
■ Sat 16 - 9,15pm Giovanni Arvedi Auditorium
CremonaJazz
■ Thu 21 - 12am
■ Sat 23 - 12am
Giulia Attili - cello
Monica Cattarossi - piano
cello specialization course held by M° Antonio Meneses
music by O. Respighi, D.D. Šostakovič, N. Paganini
entrance 10 euro
■ Mon 25 - 10am to 6pm Museo del Violino
special opening of the Museum
4pm Giovanni Arvedi Auditorium
the sound of Stradivari
performance on the Clisbee 1669 violin
■ Thu 28 - 9,15pm Giovanni Arvedi Auditorium
CremonaJazz
■ Thu 28 - 12am
■ Sat 30 - 11am
Seminars
Gut strings from the Renaissance
to the present day
with Mimmo Peruffo, Claudio Gavazzeni
free entrance
■ Sat 30 - 12am
April 9th / June 5th
Museo del Violino
EXHIBITION
CONCERTO
PER
SOFONISBA
An homage to
Sofonisba Anguissola
by Gabriella Benedini
curated by Paolo Bolpagni
There is a connection between celestial bodies and the length of strings
which make citharas and harps vibrate, as Pitagora observed a long
time ago. Talking about music means talking about numbers, measures,
notes. The universe is music. In her exhibition at the Museo del Violino,
Gabriella Benedini pays homage to Sofonisba Anguissola. It is an encounter between two women and two artists. “Relating music to Sofonisba Anguissola” - said Benedini – “means making the deep strings
of time reverberate in a place that has become the temple of violin making, a precious place bringing together the creativity, knowledge, manual skills, calculation, elegant precision of our violin makers”. The
sculptures of Cremona-born artist Gabriella Benedini metaphorically
echo the shape of musical instruments. Gillo Dorfles once wrote about
the latter: “Maybe these are not sounds but ultrasounds emitted not by
material objects but by immaterial forms conceived, designed and then
mysteriously shaped by the artist assembling material he/she has
found, handled and bent according to secret aims”. In the “Concerto
per Sofonisba” exhibition, the artist – just like a violin maker of old –
creates a multitude of imaginary musical instruments that have been
enriched, over time, with shapes, with materials and synthesis in the
quest for the ideal metamorphosis, with poetic resonance and with the
art of the much-admired Sofonisba.
curated by
Saturday, April 16th
Ravi Coltrane “For Turiya Trio”
Ravi Coltrane - tenor and soprano sax
Brandee Younger - harp
Dezron Douglas - double bass
Thursday, April 28th
Paolo Fresu and Uri Caine
Paolo Fresu - trumpet and flugelhorn
Uri Caine - piano and Fender Rhodes
Sunday, May 8th
Take 6
Claude McKnight, Mark Kibble, Joey Kibble
David Thomas, Alvin Chea, Khristian Dentley
voices
Tuesday, May 24th
Richard Galliano Quartet “New Jazz Musette”
Richard Galliano - accordion and accordina
Philip Catherine - guitar
Philippe Aerts - double bass
Hans Van Oosterhout - drums
On the Festival dates
the Museo del Violino will be extraordinarily opened until 7.30pm
curated by
sponsored by
MdV friends
www.cremonajazz.it
Stradivari Quartett
Second Edition - April 16th – May 24th
Giovanni Arvedi Auditorium - 9.15pm
Stradivari Quartett
friends of STRADIVARI is an international network launched in 2009 bringing together those who own, use, keep in custody or study masterpieces
of Cremona’s classical violin making tradition. Thanks to this project, the
Museo del Violino temporarily hosts prestigious instruments made by
Stradivari, Amati, Guarneri, Rugeri on loan from public and private collections worldwide. These precious instruments are played by world-renowned soloists in concerts and performances that can be enjoyed only
at the Museo del Violino.
The musical programs features a great variety of forms and genres, composers, periods and styles.
Anna Serova and Filippo Faes will retrace Twentieth-century music with
two ravishing sonatas by Rachmaninov and Shostakovich expressing
two opposite and complementary feelings of nostalgia. Elegance and
taste will echo in the Sonatas for violin and piano by Wolfgang Amadeus
Mozart played by Caterina Demetz and Federica Bortoluzzi. Luca Fiorentini will pay an important homage to Lisa Cristiani and her “Stauffer”
Stradivari cello while the double bass, leaving aside its accompanying
role, will become the protagonist of two concerts played by Tommaso Bagnati with the Quartetto Guadagnini and Enrico Fagone accompanied by
Roberto Paruzzo.
The Stradivari Quartett will bring on the Giovanni Arvedi Auditorium stage
a whole set of instruments made by the great luthier while Federico Guglielmo and Diego Cantalupi will celebrate a one-time encounter between
the Andrea Amati Carlo IX, one of the most ancient violins in the world,
and the Sabionari 1679, the only Stradivari guitar that can still be played
out of the five remaining ones.
■ Sun 1 - 4pm
■ Thu 5 - 12am
■ Sat 7 - 12am
Quartetto Guadagnini
Fabrizio Zoffoli - violin
Giacomo Coletti - violin
Matteo Rocchi - viola
Alessandra Cefaliello - cello
Tommaso Bagnati - double bass
course held by the Quartetto di Cremona
double bass specialization course held by M° Franco Petracchi
quartet by Marino Capicchioni
winner of the 1937 Violin Making Competition
double bass by Marco Nolli
winner of the Triennale Violin Making Competition
music by G. Rossini, F. Schubert, B. Bartók
entrance 10 euro
■ Sun 8 - 9,15pm Giovanni Arvedi Auditorium
CremonaJazz
■ Thu 12 - 12am
■ Sat 14 - 11am
Seminars
Atelier Triennale
Stradivari violas d’amore
with Marcello Ive
free entrance
■ Sat 14 - 12am
■ Wed 18 - 9pm
off-program event
Rotary Award
and concert with the Accademia Stauffer
special guest
Bruno Canino at the piano
■ Thu 19 - 12am
■ Sat 21 - 12am
■ Sat 21 - 9pm to midnight
off-program event
Museum night
Special opening of the Museum – free entrance
first complete
of the Stradiva
technical files and images of
DVD with images
of more than 1.300 artifacts
book + DVD: 140 Euro
(pre-sale price 110 Euro)
Pre-sale from 15 January to 15 April 2016
Pre-sale purchasers’ names will be included
in the subscribers list printed in the book
Online booking www.museodelviolino.org
Reservations can also be made at the Museo del Violino office
Info [email protected]
ete Catalogue
vari Collection
s of more than 1300 artifacts
contributions by
Fausto Cacciatori
Marco D’Agostino
Marco Malagodi
Renato Meucci
text
Italian and English
photographs by
Vico Chamla, Studio Pi Tre
NEWK
BOO
size 240x285 mm
400 colour pages
glossy paper 150 gr
softcover with flaps
Two catalogues about the extraordinary heritage currently exhibited in
the Museo del Violino have been published over the years. The first catalogue, edited by Simone Fernando Sacconi, was published in 1972, and
the second one, edited by Andrea Mosconi and Carlo Torresani, appeared
15 years later. In both cases, the catalogues included only the technical
files of the 709 objects considered as coming from Stradivari’s workshop
that were previously exhibited in the Museo Civico. In this new volume,
the complete catalogue of more than 1.300 artifacts that come from the
workshops of Antonio Stradivari and Enrico Ceruti will be available for the
first time. The accurate historical reconstruction, the study of the previous
two catalogues, the paleographic and scientific investigations will cast a
new light on this extraordinary heritage that is indissolubly linked to the work
of Stradivari and to the traditional violin making craftsmanship recognized
by UNESCO as Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.
The sound of Stradivari
Performances on historical instruments
from the MdV Collections
Only at the Museo del Violino it is possible
to listen to the sound of Stradivari’s, Amati’s
and Guarneri’s magnificent instruments, reliving in the hands of expert soloists, to
experience moments of unforgettable
poetry. The natural stage for these
masterpieces is the Giovanni Arvedi
Auditorium, a unique place where
architecture tries to “catch” the sound to turn
it into images; music, naturally intangible,
takes shape, becomes material: the
everlasting and the evanescent merge
together in an eternal exchange in the place
that celebrates the great violin making
tradition of Cremona.
Ticket: 7 Euro
Reduced ticket for school groups: 5 Euro
(Groups of more than 50 persons may
request additional performances)
Antonio Stradivari violin Hellier 1679
Calendar of performances
www.museodelviolino.org
■ Sun 22 - 6pm
off-program event
Monteverdi Festival
curated by Teatro Amilcare Ponchielli
Les Talens Lyriques
Christophe Rousset conductor
Zefiro torna
music by C. Monteverdi, D. Castello, S. Rossi
■ Tue 24 - 9,15pm Giovanni Arvedi Auditorium
CremonaJazz
■ Thu 26 - 12am
■ Sat 28 - 11am
Seminars
with Daniele Renzi, Alessandro Beduschi,
Andrea Pagnoni, Alexis Legros-Didier
free entrance
■ Sat 28 - 12am
Antonio Stradivari violin Cremonese 1715
The geometric mapping
of bowed instruments
■ Thu 2 - 9pm
off-program event
Monteverdi Festival
curated by Teatro Amilcare Ponchielli
Roberta Invernizzi & Sonia Prina
Ensemble Claudiana
Luca Pianca conductor
Amore e morte dell'amore
music by C. Monteverdi, F. Durante, G.F. Händel,
A. Lotti, B. Marcello
■ Thu 2 - 12am
■ Sat 4 - 11am
Seminars
Atelier Triennale
The making of a double bass
with Marco Nolli
free entrance
■ Sat 4 - 12am
■ Sun 5 - 11am
The double bass from Baroque to Tango
Enrico Fagone - double bass
double bass by Marco Nolli
winner of the Triennale Violin Making Competition
Roberto Paruzzo - piano
music by H. Eccles, G. Bottesini,
P. Hindemith, A. Piazzolla
entrance 10 euro
■ Thu 9 - 12am
■ Sat 11 - 12am
■ Sun 19 - 12am
■ Sun 26 - 12am
Enrico Fagone
24th General Conference ICOM
International Conference of Museums
CIMCIM
Milan – Cremona, July 3rd – 9th
More than 4,000 world museum professionals discuss the topic: “Museums
and Cultural Landscapes” at the 2016 General Conference ICOM
(International Council of Museums), this year held in Milan. The Museo del
Violino has been entrusted by the CIMCIM (International Committee
of Museums and Collections of Instruments and Music) with the
organization of the meeting focused on Musical Instrument Museums.
Directors and researchers will participate on behalf of the most important
institutions worldwide such as:
Music Museum (Copenaghen)
Musikinstrumenten Museum (Berlin)
Kunsthistorisches Museum (Vienna)
Germanisches Nationalmuseum (Nuremberg)
Musée de la Musique (Paris)
Metropolitan Museum of Art (New York)
Museo de Arte (Buenos Aires)
Musical Instrument Museum (Phoenix, Arizona)
National Music Museum (Vermillon, South Dakota)
Art Museum (Beijing)
On Thursday, July 7th the Museo del Violino organizes a conference
day for all the CIMCIM guests, an event within the event and a precious
occasion to show its projects, laboratories and collections to the
international museum community.
■ Sun 3 - 12am
■ Thu 7 - 10am to 6pm Museo del Violino
24th General Conference ICOM
International Conference of Museums
CIMCIM
Off-site Meeting CREMONA
■ Sun 10 - 12am
■ Sun 17 - 12am
■ Thu 21 - 9pm
off-program event
Cremona Summer Festival
Casalmaggiore International Festival
and Cremona International Music Academy
■ Thu 28 - 9pm
off-program event
Cremona Summer Festival
Cremona International Music Academy
Winners Concert
■ Sun 24 - 12am
■ Sun 31 - 12am
■ Sun 7 - 12am
■ Sun 14 - 12am
■ Sun 21 - 12am
■ Sun 28 - 12am
Antonio Stradivari violin Vesuvio 1727ca
Antonio Stradivari violin Vesuvio 1727ca
STRADIVARIfestival
September 14th - October 9th
4th Edition
STRADIVARIfestival is a musical kaleidoscope where
successful performers and emerging talents meet genres and
repertoires, instruments and ensembles, tradition and
innovation, education and amusement, great concerts and
kids shows.
STRADIVARImemorialday
December 18th
1737, December 18th: Antonio Stradivari died. One of the few
certain dates in the great violin maker’s biography. On this
anniversary Cremona honours the Master with an event,
starting from the Museo and the Giovanni Arvedi Auditorium,
involving the city and the international violin making community.
Cremona 2016, September 3rd - 4th
1st Piero Farulli International Competition
for junior String Quartets
at the Museo del Violino
The Piero Farulli Association has launched, in collaboration with the Fondazione Museo del Violino, the first Piero Farulli International Competition
for junior String Quartets.
Admission to the contest is subject to taking part in the workshop held in
Casalbuttano, Cremona, organized by the Association within the “La Pèpinière del Quartetto d’Archi” project. The Competition will be held on Saturday, September 3rd, 2016 in two rounds: a semifinal session and a final
session starting at 9:30 am and 3:30 pm respectively. It will take place in
the Giovanni Arvedi Auditorium at the
Museo del Violino and will be open to the
public: the audience will be allowed to
vote for their favourite ensemble.
Quartets winning first and second prize
will play in the final concert in the
Giovanni Arvedi Auditorium on
Sunday, September 4th at 11
am.
■ Sat 3 - 9,30am | 3,30pm
off-program event
semifinal and final rounds
of the competition for junior String Quartets
1st International Competition
of the Piero Farulli Associations
■ Sun 4 - 11am
off-program event
concert with the winners
of the competition for junior String Quartets
1st International Competition
of the Piero Farulli Associations
■ September 10 | January 29, 2017
exhibition
Janello Torriani a genius of the Renaissance
curated by the Municipality of Cremona
■ Sat 10 - 11am
Seminars
From father to son
The family and their workshop
Simeone Morassi and the violin
free entrance
■ Sun 11 - 12am
■ Thu 15 - 9pm
Stradivari Quartett
Xiaoming Wang - violin Stradivari, Aurea, 1715
Sebastian Bohren - violin Stradivari, King George, 1710
Lech Antonio Uszynski - viola Stradivari, Gibson, 1734
Maja Weber - cello Stradivari, Bonamy Dobree – Suggia, 1717
Per Lundberg - piano
music by F. Schubert, R. Schumann
entrance 10 euro
■ September 16th | December 18th Museo del Violino
The Messiah Stradivari violin
comes back to Cremona
from the Ashmolean Museum of Oxford
the most precious violin in the world
■ Thu 15 - 12am | Fri 16 - 12am
■ Sat 17 - 12am
■ Thu 22 - 12am
■ Thu 22 - 9,15pm
off-program event
included in the 5th Amilcare Ponchielli Festival
Leo Nucci per Ponchielli
Opera recital
Leo Nucci baritone
Federica Zanello soprano
Italian Chamber Orchestra ensemble
curated by Centro Studi Amilcare Ponchielli
■ Fri 23 - 12am
| Sat 24 - 12am Giovanni Arvedi Auditorium
■ September 24 - October 9 Giovanni Arvedi Auditorium
STRADIVARIfestival
■ Thu 29 - 12am | Fri 30 - 12am
EXHIBITION
September 10th - 2016 | January 29th - 2017
Museo del Violino - Padiglione Andrea Amati
JANELLO TORRIANI
A genius of the Renaissance
Janello Torriani is one of the now-forgotten great
protagonists of the age bridging the
Renaissance and the Scientific
Revolution. A skilled blacksmith,
renowned clockmaker, brilliant
hydraulic engineer, court
mathematician and celebrated
inventor, during his lifetime he gained
a reputation that spread far beyond his
hometown. His name was known in Germany,
the Netherlands, England and, above all, in the
Iberian Peninsula. Among his most famous
inventions are the first gear-cutting machine
tool, the cardanic suspension, the first
planetarium spring clock (requiring 20 years
and 1800 mechanical parts), the first massive
water engine in history, built in Toledo, which
could lift water to a height of 100 metres along
a path of 300 metres, and the first portable
spring mills. He also contributed to the
Gregorian Calendar Reform, to large-scale
astronomic projects, to the construction of
automata and to many other achievements in
mathematics and hydraulic engineering. The
exhibition has been organized in close
collaboration with Fundación Juanelo Turriano
and with the scientific support of the Centre
Alexandre Koyré (EHESS) of Paris, the Max
Planck Institute for the History of Science of
Berlin, the Patrimonio Nacional de España,
the University of California-Davis, the Medici
Archive Project (U.S.A.- ITALY) and other
prestigious Italian and international
institutions. The display will include
exhibits from European and US
museums, state-of-the-art technological
devices and urban paths. Furthermore, an
international congress of high scientific profile will be held during the
period of the exhibition.
curated by
43rd International
Viola Congress
Cremona October 4th – 8th 2016
From 4 to 8 October Cremona is to host the International Viola Congress focusing on the theme “Connecting Cultures and Generations”. The event aims at promoting and fostering young violists
as well as their encounter with great soloists and the contribution
of both to music on an international level.
Held in Italy for the first
time, this international festival features competitions, important concerts
as well as solo and chamber music performances
for viola. It also provides
chances for study and research through meetings,
conferences, masterclasses held by high-profile artists and researchers working together with young students,
teachers, orchestra musician and amateur violists. Among the
main guests:
Bruno Giuranna and Tabea Zimmermann – who will play in two
concerts at the Giovanni Arvedi Auditorium - Alfonso Ghedin, Ettore Causa and Michael Kugel.
The International Viola Congress is promoted by the Italian Viola
Association in collaboration with the City of Cremona, the Chamber of Commerce of Cremona, the Museo del Violino and the Teatro
Ponchielli.
■ until October 9 Giovanni Arvedi Auditorium
STRADIVARIfestival
■ Sat 1 - 12am
■ Wed 5 - 11am
off-program event
International Viola Congress
Special performance
Tabea Zimmermann - viola
entrance 7 euro
■ Wed 5 - 9pm
off-program event
International Viola Congress
Quintet with two violas
Bruno Giuranna - viola
Accademia “W. Stauffer”
entrance 10 euro
■ Thu 6 - 12am
■ Sat 8 - 12am
■ Sat 8 - 11am
Seminars
From father to son
The family and their workshop
Vinicio Bissolotti and the violin
free entrance
■ Thu 13 - 12am
■ Sat 15 - 12am
■ Thu 20 - 12am
■ Sat 22 - 12am
■ Sat 29 - 11am
Seminars
Artisans and artists
today’s violin makers
with Anna Maramotti, Rachele Annen
free entrance
■ Thu 27 - 12am
■ Sat 29 - 12am
Antonio Stradivari violin Clisbee 1669
■ Thu 3 - 12am
■ Sat 5 - 12am
■ Thu 10 - 12am
■ Sat 12 - 11am
Seminars
From father to son
The school and its pupils
Giorgio Scolari and the violin
free entrance
■ Sat 12 - 12am
■ Thu 17 - 12am
Andrea Amati
Carlo IX 1566c. violin
1566/2016
One of the most ancient violins
in the world meets
Antonio Stradivari’s guitar
Sat 19 November - 11am Room 10 Museo del Violino
Seminars
Andrea Amati and his time
Fausto Cacciatori, Diego Cantalupi,
Curzio Merlo, Marco Tanzi
free entrance
Sun 20 November - 11am Auditorium Giovanni Arvedi
The sound of Cremonese Renaissance
Federico Guglielmo violin
violin Carlo IX 1566ca Andrea Amati
Diego Cantalupi guitar
guitar Sabionari 1679 Antonio Stradivari
entrance 10 euro
There are just a few instruments in
the world having the same symbolic
and historical meaning as the “Carlo
IX” violin made in 1566ca by Andrea
Amati. The definition of masterpiece
could not be more appropriate: it
was its maker who developed, in the
mid Sixteenth century, the main
features of the violin family that,
except for some changes in the
proportions of violas and cellos, are
still the same today.
On the occasion of its 450th
anniversary, the Museo del Violino
pays homage to this precious
instrument and its brilliant maker in
the same year when the city of
Cremona is to dedicate an exhibition
to the engineer and inventor Janello
Torriani, also an eminent figure in
Sixteenth-century Cremona.
■ Sat 19 - 11am
Seminars
Andrea Amati and his time
Fausto Cacciatori, Diego Cantalupi,
Curzio Merlo, Marco Tanzi
free entrance
■ Sat 19 - 12am
■ Sun 20 - 11am
Auditorium Giovanni Arvedi
Antonio Stradivari guitar Sabionari 1679
The sound of Cremonese Renaissance
Federico Guglielmo - violin
violin Carlo IX 1566ca Andrea Amati
Diego Cantalupi - guitar
guitar Sabionari 1679 Antonio Stradivari
music by B. Marini, G. Sanz, A. Corelli,
S. De Murcia, G. Tartini, F.M. Veracini
entrance 10 euro
■ Thu 24 - 12am
■ Sat 26 - 12am
■ Thu 1 - 12am
■ Sat 3 - 12am
■ Thu 8 - 12am
■ Sat 10 - 11am
Seminars
From father to son
School and workshop
Stefano Conia and the violin
free entrance
■ Sat 10 - 12am
■ Sun 18
Museo del Violino
friends of Stradivari
on the occasion of its 70th anniversary
Confartigianato Cremona presents
the “Chigiano” 1682 cello
made by Antonio Stradivari
in collaboration with the Museo del Violino
■ Sun 18 - 9pm Giovanni Arvedi Auditorium
Stradivari memorial day
concert
■ Sat 17 - 12am
■ Mon 26 - 4pm
Guided tours
Educational workshops
Performances
Learning at the Museum
The Museum’s visit is led by specialized guides who make the experience suitable for students of different ages and skills levels. The youngest kids can learn step by step how precious wood is shaped into
instruments with their own unmistakable sound by the expert hands of
craftsmen. The violin is discovered in a fairytale-like atmosphere and
also through engaging interactive activities provided by multimedia installations.
Educational workshops introduce kids and teenagers to the violin
making world with a multi-sensorial approach also relying on material
objects while in-depth lessons provide a chance to learn about violinrelated historical aspects.
This experience is crowned by enthralling performances played on
ancient violins belonging to the Museum’s collections. Listening is guided by the musician who briefly presents each piece of music to the
audience.
[email protected]
Museo
del Violino
For five centuries, Cremona has been the capital of violin making.
At the Museo del Violino visitors can explore this important
tradition through a direct encounter with the great master
violinmakers - Amati, Stradivari, Guarneri, Rugeri – and their
masterpieces by tracing back that balanced blend of art and
craftsmanship, creativity and tradition which relates late
Renaissance to contemporary violinmaking workshops.
A world-unique collection, multimedia installations and a wealth
of documentary displays allow everyone to enjoy an exciting and
enthralling visit in which history and instruments, fragrances,
sounds and images converge to give shape to stories, dreams
and emotions.
www.museodelviolin.org
Free guided tours (in Italian)
on the first Sunday of each month
(starting one hour before “the Sound of Stradivari” performance)
The program may change
due to unforeseen circumstances.
Fondazione Museo del Violino
Antonio Stradivari Cremona
Palazzo dell’Arte
Piazza Marconi 5
26100 Cremona - Italy
www.museodelviolino.org
[email protected]
Opening times
Tuesday to Sunday 10 am – 6 pm
Ticket office Tel (+39) 0372 080809
Full price adults euro 10,00
Reduced price euro 7,00
School groups euro 5,00
Free entrance (for children under 6, except for school groups)
Performances on historical instruments 7 Euro
Free guided tours (in Italian) on the first Sunday of each month
starting one hour before “the Sound of Stradivari” performance
Concerts euro 10,00
MORE MUSIC FOR YOU
14 February, 6 March, 10 April, 5 June, 15 September, 20 November
21 February, 28 March, 24 April, 8 May
buy the tickets for five concerts
and get the other ones for free
Booking for guided tours / groups
[email protected]
School groups
[email protected]
Guided tours available in
Italian, English, French, German,
Spanish, Chinese, Japanese
WA1940.112 Antonio Stradivari, Violin, the Messiah (detail) © Ashmolean Museum, University of Oxford
Entrance fees

2016 - Museo del Violino

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