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Cinzia Pennesi is renowned for her activity as orchestra and choir conductor, pianist and composer in Italy, Germany, Spain, Greece, Romania, Switzerland, Malta and South America.                  Her expertise as teacher and composer with Sir Neville Marriner in New York has won her a prestigious presence at Carnegie Hall (2001).

She graduated with highest score (first class diploma) in piano, choral music and conduction at                ‘F. Morlacchi’ conservatoir of Perugia. She then attended courses and master classes with G. Kuhn and B. Aprea for orchestral direction; G. Acciai,      P. Righele for choir conduction; G. Santorsola for composition; J. Demus, A. Lonquich, L. Passacaglia and I. Gage for piano and S. Woodbury for voice studies. She also specialised in composition and analysis with F. Dellipizzi. In 1993 she founded ‘Orchestra G. Spontini’, which she conducts on a regular basis and with which she recorded numerous CDs and attended prestigious events such as ‘Festival Barocco di Viterbo’ and ‘Stagione della Fondazione Pergolesi’. The orchestra was ambassador for Italy in the 1996 ‘Cumbre Mundial  del Tango’ in Uruguay with bandoneon artist H. U. Passarella. She is Director of ‘Accademia della Libellula-FrauMusika’, focusing on projects of contemporary studies, with a specific angle on women composers.           She has been invited to numerous Festivals: ‘Concerti del Tempietto’ in Rome, ‘Amici della Musica’ events all over Italy (Bari, Cosenza, Ancona, etc.), ‘Ente Concerti’ in Pesaro, ‘Cefalonia Festival’ in Greece; and prestigious venues such as ‘Sala Maffeiana’ in Verona, ‘Pergolesi Theatre’ in Jesi, ‘Rossini Theatre’ in Pesaro, ‘Lauro-Rossi Theatre’ in Macerata, ‘Sala Baldini’ in Rome; abroad, ‘Argostoli Theatre’ in Cefalonia (Greece), ‘Marbella Cathedral’ in Spain, ‘Bellinzona Castel’ in Switzerland.                                                            In 1990 Cinzia Pennesi became conductor in residence for ‘Corale Polifonica A. Antonelli’ in Matelica, with which she has been collaborating (concerts, recordings) ever since.                             In July 2000 she was commissioned by ‘Macerata Opera’ the re-orchestration of ‘Rappresentazione di Anima et di Corpo’ by Emilio de’ Cavalieri (philological edition completely under her supervision), on the anniversary of its first performance in four hundred years.                       She has recorded for RAIRADIO-DUE and RAI-INTERNATIONAL, plus KHO.                            Her collaborations as conductor include ‘Gl’Echi d’Archadia’ orchestra, ‘Florilegio Musicale Barocco’, ‘Orchestra da Camera delle Marche’, ‘Orchestra Sinfonica della Romagna’, ‘Orchestra Sinfonica del Centro Europeo della Musica’, ‘FraMusika’ ensemble, ‘Symphony Orchestra of Solingen’ (Germany). One of her ‘cinematic’ works (‘Il fantasma dell’Opera – The Phantom of the Opera’) has been recently staged at ‘Accademia d’Ungheria – Hungary Academy’ in Rome. In July 2002 she directed and completely supervised the Italian premiere of ‘La Chatte Metamorphosee en Femme’ (Domenico Carboni Italian adaptation).                                                            As a pianist, Cinzia Pennesi is a dedicated performer – together with Laura Pennesi (viola) and Elisabetta Lombardi (mezzosoprano) – of chamber repertoire. They founded in collaboration with Anna Pennesi the research group ‘Accademia della Libellula’. In 1999 she was awarded in Campidoglio (Rome) the ‘Picus del Ver Sacrum’ prize. She also won the ‘Marchigiano dell’anno’ prize. Since 1995 she is Artistic Director of ‘Piermarini Theatre’ in Matelica; since 1991 of ‘Festival Conosciamo l’Autore’ and the year 2000 marks the start of a collaboration as director of ‘Amici della Musica’ in Fabriano.

 

 
 
               
 
 

 

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