Camilleri

Since the late 18th century, art songs have combined poetic vocals and equally intricate instrumental accompaniments to delight listeners with intimate compositions across the globe.

LUSIÓN Y VERDAD from Cuban guitarist Ahmed Dickinson Cárdenas and Maltese flutist Fiorella Camilleri is a vibrant collection of works for guitar and flute. The music incorporates not only the infectious Afro-Cuban rhythms for which Cárdenas is known, but also features elements of blues and rock, among others.
Works like Hasta Alicia Baila and Sones Y Flores are especially inspired by the diverse history of Cuban music and its relationship to jazz and western classical music. Throughout the album, Cárdenas and Camilleri exhibit their ability to transcend genre limitations with ease, creating new and fascinating cross-cultural musical connections. Even still, Cárdenas’s performances reveal him to be a proud ambassador for his country’s music. Lauded by Classic FM Magazine as a “true pioneer,” Cárdenas upholds this title with ILUSIÓN Y VERDAD.

LUSIÓN Y VERDAD from Cuban guitarist Ahmed Dickinson Cárdenas and Maltese flutist Fiorella Camilleri is a vibrant collection of works for guitar and flute. The music incorporates not only the infectious Afro-Cuban rhythms for which Cárdenas is known, but also features elements of blues and rock, among others.
Works like Hasta Alicia Baila and Sones Y Flores are especially inspired by the diverse history of Cuban music and its relationship to jazz and western classical music. Throughout the album, Cárdenas and Camilleri exhibit their ability to transcend genre limitations with ease, creating new and fascinating cross-cultural musical connections. Even still, Cárdenas’s performances reveal him to be a proud ambassador for his country’s music. Lauded by Classic FM Magazine as a “true pioneer,” Cárdenas upholds this title with ILUSIÓN Y VERDAD.

"Il teatro certamente" è un libro di conversazioni. Gli interlocutori sono un ex e devoto allievo dell'Accademia Nazionale d'Arte Drammatica Silvio d'Amico, il regista Giuseppe Dipasquale, e il suo maestro di regia teatrale, Andrea Camilleri, con la sua sapiente e collaborativa sovranità. Discutono su quella che Camilleri chiama «dicibilità teatrale»: su come «trasformare le cose scritte in cose dette»; sulla teatralizzazione o trasposizione teatrale, in sostanza, di testi narrativi dello stesso Camilleri o di Pirandello. Nel libro, la pulizia del dettato è pari alla profondità delle analisi. Dipasquale legge le opere di Camilleri, e Camilleri legge se stesso. Le letture a volte divergono. Ma Camilleri lascia sempre libertà di giudizio. Il maestro scava nei ricordi. «Noi avevamo davvero timore delle critiche che potevano decretare il successo o l'insuccesso di uno spettacolo. Ora, purtroppo, è un mero resoconto della serata…