Джан Луиджи Земмьери
Джан Луиджи Земмьери (родился 10 июня 1965 года в Риме ) - итальянский дирижер.
Он изучал проведение с Франко Феррарой [ 1 ] и завершил учебу с Франческо де Маси , Карло Марией Джулини , Геннадией Рождесвенски и Леонардом Бернштейном , [ 2 ] Посещение превосходных курсов в Аккадемии Назионале "Санта -Сесилия" в Риме и в мюзикле Академии Чигиана в Сиене , где он получил диплом чести в 1988 году. [ 3 ] Он был помощником дирижера Gennady Roshdestvensky с Лондонским симфоническим оркестром , симфоническим оркестром BBC и на курсах академийской мюзикалы Chigiana . Он также был помощником Лорина Маазеля .
Будучи органистом и дирижером, Джан Луиджи Зампиери усовершенствовал себя престижными музыкантами, такими как Франческо де Маси , Карло Мария Джулини , Геннадия Рождестсвенски и Леонард Бернштейн . В возрасте 15 лет он стал органистом в базилике ди Санта -Мария в Трастевере в Риме, где он работал 20 лет. В 1997 году он выиграл международный конкурс «А. Педротти», будучи первым победителем итальянского дирижера в этом конкурсе.
Запущенный из своих учеников в ведении проведения, Джан Луиджи Зампиери провел престижные оркестры в Румынии (Бухарест и Крэйова Филармония, Радио -Каменный Оркестр), а также в других странах (Орка Синфоника де Риберао - Сао Паулу, бразилия; -Парация - Паральница; Радиомосковое симфоническое оркестр, Teatry San Carlo, Orchestra in Padua; «Гайдн» оркестр Болзано, Верона Арена, Римская оперная «J-Futura» оркестр от Тренто.
In London, Gian Luigi Zampieri was Ghenadi Rojdestvenski's assistant in the London Symphony and BBC orchestras, as well as in classes at the Accademia Chigiana. He was also Lorin Maazel's assistant in the Verdi Requiem with Symphonica Toscanini in Parma.
Gian Luigi Zampieri has collaborated with many famous soloists, including Alexandru Tomescu, Razvan Suma, Florin Ionescu-Galati, Filip Papa, Vlad Dimulescu, Oxana Corjos, Adrian Petrescu, Stan Zanfirescu, Mariana Sirbu, Arnaldo De Felice, Peter Soave, Francesco Manara , Francesco Pepicelli, Enrico Dindo, Ricardo Gallen, Nello Salza, Peter Sadlo, Shirley Verrett.
For several years he has been working on the restoration of the Italian symphonic repertoire of the twentieth century (Fano, Respighi, Pizzetti, Malipiero, Rota, Ghedini, Ferrara).
Since the mid-80s, Gian Luigi Zampieri has dedicated himself to presenting the work of Astor Piazzolla and is considered by critics as one of the leading experts on the international stage: he has made transcriptions and orchestrations performed around the world (Vladimir Spivakov, Lalo Schifrin, Jorge Calandrelli, Ettore Stratta, etc.).
He was invited by the Aulis Music Festival in Bolzano to conduct the official concert commemorating the tenth anniversary of the death of the pin artist Arturo Benedetti Michelangeli (2005).
Gian Luigi Zampieri organized and conducted broadcasts for Vatican Radio, and his concerts are recorded and broadcast by Radio Romania, RAI, Vatican Radio, Spanish TV, Radio Russia, the European Radio Union in Geneva.
Entered the world of cinema at a very young age, he edited the Italian edition of the film Amadeus by Milos Forman (1985). Since 1986 he has been a full professor of orchestral studies at Italian state conservatories.
Gian Luigi Zampieri is the creator of the site dedicated to his master, conductor and professor Franco Ferrara, on the centenary of his birth.
In October 2011 he conducted the opening concert of the Bucharest Radio Chamber Orchestra season, presenting in the first absolute audition his own composition "Non nobis Domine, portrait of Jacques de Molay", performed on the occasion of the anniversary of the trial that decided to abolish the Order of the Knights Templar.
In 2012 he was Artistic Director and Principal Conductor of the Orquestra Sinfônica de Ribeirão Preto[4] and Guest Conductor of the Orquestra Sinfônica do Theatro da Paz a Belém.
He is currently associate director at the Sinfônica Orquestra de São Carlos. The conductor Gian Luigi Zampieri holds the title of Knight of the "Constantinian Order of San Giorgio". He is currently the Guest Conductor of the Sao Carlos Philharmonic (Brazil) and the Permanent Conductor of the Oltenia Philharmonic in Craiova (Romania).
References
[edit]- ^ Anton Giulio Onofri, Giorgio Mezzanotte Nehamas. Franco Ferrara, il maestro caduto dal podio. Sky Classica, 14 October 2013.
- ^ Laura Ruzza. Gian Luigi Zampieri e Susanna Rigacci in Musica e Scuola, 15 February 2006, pp. 27–28.
- ^ Roberto Liso. Franco Ferrara. Genio, dolore, ricerca. Rugginenti, 2014.
- ^ Elida Oliveira. Zampieri quer ampliar o repertório da sinfónica. Folha de S.Paulo, 19 February 2012.
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