FREE TICKETS REGISTRATION: http://tinyurl.com/j63pvqvGabriele PezoneGabriele Pezone studied piano under the guidance of Antonio Luciani (Vincenzo Vitale’s pupil) and successfully graduated from Latina’s Conservatory “O. Respighi” in piano with Salvatorella Coggi and in choral music and choir conducting with Mauro Bacherini. At the Conservatory of Latina he also focused on organ and organ composition with Luigi Sacco (Fernando Germani’s pupil) and on composition with Alberto Meoli. He studied organ improvisation with Stefano Rattini in Trento and specialized in organ with Mariella Mochi and Olivier Latry and in piano with Alessandra Ammara and Roberto Prosseda.He attended the liturgical animation courses of the Diocese of Rome held by Marco Frisina. He studied conducting with Nicola Samale and Deian Pavlov. He is the establisher of the “Fondi Chamber Orchestra” and also of the ”SoundTrack Ensemble”, instrumental group made up of young Pontine musicians and born from a project by “Giuseppe De Santis” movie association. He is a member of the Commission for Sacred Music and Liturgical Chant of the Archdiocese of Gaeta. He is the president of two musical associations, namely “Ferruccio Busoni” and “Sergei Rachmaninoff”, which have organized dozens of cultural events.In 2006 he won the fifth edition of the International award “Giuseppe Sciacca” with the track for piano “Mozarteum”.He is the art director of the “Fondi Music Festival” and a member of the International Campus of Music in Latina while previously the art director of “Fondi’s Cultural Week “ and the musical director of “Wojtyla generation – love rock musical” opera (music and lyrics by Raffaele Avallone), presented in Poland in 2009.His global interest in the art of sound brought him closer to folk music with him becoming the accordion player of the folk group “Città di Fondi”, which in 2011 won the “Best Music Award” at the “8th International Nicosia Folk Dance Festival” (Cyprus).While maintaining his intense activity he also teaches piano at the Musical Studies Centre “ARS” in Fondi (LT) and at ”Harmonie” in Gaeta (LT).Matteo CossuBorn in Orvieto in 1984, Matteo Cossu began to study the violin at the age of six and later graduated from the Perugia Conservatory under the guidance of Georg Mönch. Immediately after, he continued his musical training with Carlo Maria Parazzoli.He studied at the Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia obtaining the diplomas of High Specialization in violin with Sonig Tchakerian and Chamber Music with Rocco Filippini as well as a Master in Chamber Music with Pier Narciso Masi at the Piano Academy Incontri col Maestro in Imola, studying in depth the repertoire of sonatas for violin and piano.He followed courses in prestigious Italian and European academies, collaborates with various orchestras playing in major concert halls and collaborates regularly with the chamber orchestra Concerto barocco di Roma with which he performs as a soloist the Four Seasons by VivaldiAt the University of Tuscia in Viterbo he earned a degree in art, music and entertainment and a degree in Modern Philology under the guidance of prof. Franco Carlo Ricci.In February 2014 the publisher EAI published his book Prokofiev met Eisenstein. The music for Alexander Nevsky taken from his graduate thesis while the volume Musik und Musikwissenschaft Umfeld des Faschismus, published in May 2015 contains his essay: Besides Torrefranca. Tartini findings in the context of Vienna Classicism.He was a speaker at the VII Conference of the interdisciplinary doctoral students and postdocs held at the University of Rome Tor Vergata proposing a contribution entitled Conflict and innovation in the Violin Concerto by Alban Berg.