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Mauro Maur | Françoise de Clossey
Trumpet & Piano Duo
Remote concert via the LOLA
LOw LAtency A/V streaming system
September 15th 2012
Complex SS Marcellino e Festo
Università Federico II
Naples
Aula Magna
Conservatorio Giuseppe Tartini
Trieste
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S e p t e m b e r 1 5 th 2 0 1 2
In the occasion of the AEC Annual Meeting for International Relations
Coordinators | Naples, 14 - 16 September 2012
Italian-Canadian refined musician, sought
interpreter of American classics, winner of
the "Music Competition of Quebec" and the
"National Competition of Music of Canada",
Françoise de Clossey has performed
at several international festivals
Mauro Maur, trumpet
including the “Festival International
from Complex
de Musique de Menton”, the “Carintische
SS Marcellino e Festo
Università Federico II
Naples
Sommer” in Austria, the “Concerti del
Vaticano” in Rome.
Françoise de Clossey played in the
Françoise de Clossey, piano
finest concert halls in more than 40
from Aula
Palacio de Bellas Artes of Mexico,
Magna
Conservatorio Giuseppe Tartini
Trieste
countries in the world, such as the
t h e K u n s t h a l l e i n M u n i c h , t h e Te a t r o
dell'Opera of Rome, the Tchaikovsky Hall
in Moscow, the National Center of The
Performing Arts in Beijing.
Dr. Claudio Allocchio (GARR), network supervisor
Prof. Paolo Pachini (Conservatorio Tartini), A/V direction (in Naples)
Prof. Nicola Buso (Conservatorio Tartini), A/V direction (in Trieste)
In collaboration with the “Gruppo Multimedia” and the “Centro di Ateneo per i
Servizi Informativi” of the “Università degli studi di Napoli Federico II”.
P r o g r a m m e
M.A. Charpentier: Te Deum
T. Albinoni: Adagio celebre
W. A. Mozart: Aria "La Regina della Notte" dal Flauto Magico
A. Vivaldi: Adagio da "L'Inverno"
short intermission
G. Bizet: Agnus Dei
E. Morricone: Mission
G.F. Haendel: Water Music Suite
Public discussion
Françoise de Clossey has played several
world premieres of the Italian composers
A. Morricone, M. Frisina and M. Pagotto.
Her interpretations are always up to great
acclaim and recently, she was invited to
perform for the King and Queen of Sweden. In
addition to having recorded several CDs,
Françoise de Clossey has participated in
several recordings for radio and television
worldwide. She is part of the Faculty of the
YOA Orchestra of the Americas.
Mauro Maur trumpet virtuoso, international
concertist, Solo Trumpet of the Orchestra of the
Teatro dell'Opera di Roma from 1985 to 2010,
teacher stated, he graduated in Trieste very
young and the very next day he went to Paris
where he won the first prize at the Conservatoire
National Supérieur de Paris under the
guidance of the great Pierre Thibaud.
The unanimous critics acclaim incomparable
beauty of his sound, his splendid high
register, his high calibre, his musical
and creative fantasy. At less than
thirty years old, Mauro Maur had
already toured the world, have been
asked by ʻI Solisti Venetiʼ from Claudio
Scimone, Ennio Morricone, with whom he
has recorded over 100 soundtracks, and
who dedicated his Concerto for Trumpet
and Orchestra "Ut". Mikis Theodorakis,
Riz Ortolani, Jerry Goldsmith, Georges
Delerue wrote for him and asked his
trumpet in original soundtracks for
international movies. He innovate the literature of the
modern trumpet creating new compositions written for
him by Bussotti, Clementi, Vlad, Mannino, Dashow.
Mauro Maur is a professor at the Faculty of the YOA
Orchestra of the Americas. He has given master
classes at the prestigious Moscow Tchaikovsky
Conservatory, at McGill University in Canada, at the
Conservatory of Palermo, Florence, Rome, at the
Neojiba of Salvador, Panama, in various African
states, etc.. He has been a teacher for the higher
education of the Conservatory S. Cecilia in Rome.
He has recorded with the BMG Ariola, RCA, Sony
Columbia and Denon. Mauro Maur was awarded the
“Oder Prize” to the career in 2008 and the following
year, the prestigious “Sigillo Trecentesco”, the highest
honor of the city of Trieste. Mauro Maur was
honoured, as suggested by the Italian President of the
Council of Ministers, of the honorary title of Knight of
the Order "al Merito della Repubblica Italiana". The
Order of Merit of the Italian Republic is the highest
honour instituted by Italy and is designed to reward
distinguished actions towards the Italian nation.
Claudio Allocchio studied astrophysics and particle physics, but also music (piano). In 1985 he started his computer
networking activities at CERN and then returned to Trieste (1988). Among the founders of GARR NREN, he managed
the COSINE mail gateway services (early 90s) and the Italian Naming Authority (”.it” regulator). Since 1991, he is a
member of the application area directorate at IETF. He is the GARR senior technical director for advanced applications
and security areas.
Nicola Buso, after a diploma in pianoforte and a degree in philosophy, received his diploma in electronic music and a
PhD in musicology. He has attended Master classes on composition and conducting. He had published papers in
nationals journals as well internationals journals; as sound director and composer he held several concerts in Europe
and America. Presently he collaborates with ʻLaboratori Audio dell'Università di Udineʼ, whit ʻArchivio Luigi Nonoʼ in
Venice, with the ensemble ʻL'arsenaleʼ, and he teaches electronic music at the Conservatorio “G. Tartini” of Trieste.
Paolo Pachini (Rome, 1964), composer and video artist. After graduating in composition and electronic music he
attended specialization courses in musical informatics and computer graphics. His compositions and video-operas
have been produced and performed in Festivals and Institutions like the Fondation Royaumont, Accademia Nazionale
di Santa Cecilia, Wiener Konzerthaus, Milano Musica, Staattsoper Stuttgart, La Biennale di Venezia, Opéra de La
Monnaie Bruxelles, Festival Ultraschall Berlin, Biennale de Musiques en Scène Lyon, Palazzo delle Esposizioni Roma,
Festival Archipel Genève, RAI Radio 3 and others. Since 2004 he is professor of Integrated Audiovisual Composition at
the Conservatorio Tartini of Trieste.