Sebastiao Salgado Genesi

Award-winning soul, blues and R&B vocalist Curtis Salgado’s earth-shaking vocals and forceful harmonica playing have been devastating audiences around the world for over 30 years.

Curtis Salgado's earth-shaking vocals and forceful harmonica playing have been devastating audiences around the world for over 30 years. Alan Hager's guitar expertise has been wowing fellow musicians from his hometown of Portland, Oregon and beyond for decades. Hager has been jamming with Salgado since 2003, and joined his band full-time in 2015. “Alan is the best player in the business, unlike anybody else,” Salgado says.

Genesis it was the Maestro’s first opera Franco Battiato, and is now back as a newly remastered edition.

Sebastião Tapajós is a renowned Brazilian musician with over 50 recorded albums. A classically-trained violonista (acoustic guitar player), he soon awakened to his own musical expression, which bridges the gap between the rich Brazilian tradition and the delicacy, subtlety, and sophistication of the classical tradition. He received more than 20 awards in his career, including Germany's Album of the Year. Touring intensively through Europe, he has played and recorded with Gerry Mulligan, Astor Piazzolla, Oscar Peterson, Paquito de Rivera, Zimbo Trio, Hermeto Pascoal, and many others, with concerts attended by more than 600,000 people.

Luis Humberto Salgado was an essentially self-taught Ecuadorian composer inspired equally by the folk music of his country and by currents in contemporary modernism.

La Genesi, Bereshith, è il libro delle origini, il racconto della creazione e delle prime grandi storie dell’umanità. Ma è anche un testo enigmatico, denso di significati nascosti e aperto all’interpretazione. In questo dialogo a due voci, Erri De Luca e Haim Baharier si confrontano con i primi capitoli della scrittura sacra, dando vita a un’opera che è al tempo stesso racconto e commento, poesia e studio, visione e scavo nella parola. De Luca affronta la Genesi con il suo inconfondibile stile narrativo: prende i dettagli e li trasforma in storie, restituendo corpo e anima a uomini e donne che troppo spesso restano ai margini. Baharier, invece, si muove nel solco della tradizione esegetica ebraica, esplorando la ricchezza del linguaggio biblico, decifrando lettere e simboli che compongono le parole sacre, sciogliendo stratificazioni di senso..