Sassari, concert with oboist Carlo Cesaraccio and pianist Julia Pusceddu

Two students of the “Canepa” of Sassari reopen the “I mercoledì del Conservatorio” review . On September 4th at 7 pm the Sassu hall hosts the concert of Carlo Cesaraccio (oboe) and Julia Pusceddu (piano).

The program includes the Sonata for oboe and piano by Paul Hindemith, the Preludes op. 3 no. 2 and op. 32 no. 8 and 10 for piano solo by Sergei Rachmaninov, Poem for oboe and piano by Marina Dranishnikova, Variations on a theme by Corelli op. 42 for piano solo by Rachmaninov and Souvenir de Berlin op. 19 for oboe and piano by Theodor Lalliet. Admission is as always free.

Carlo Cesaraccio and Julia Pusceddu will also represent the Sassari Conservatory on September 13th in the prestigious “Musica ai Musei” event organized at the Vatican Museums together with CIDIM – Comitato Italiano Nazionale Musica.

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