Concerto diretto da Luciano Berio 1995
Recorded live at Turin's Auditorium in 1995, *Concerto diretto da Luciano Berio* captures the maestro at the helm of the RAI National Symphony Orchestra as they deliver a stirring program of 20th-century Italian music.
Director: Erica Vitellozzi
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Concerto diretto da Luciano Berio (1995) about?
This concert film presents two cornerstones of 20th-century Italian music performed by the RAI National Symphony Orchestra under Luciano Berio's baton. The program blends Dallapiccola's operatic suite *Ulisse*, rich with Homeric echoes, with Ghedini's sinuous viola concerto, celebrating virtuosity and orchestral color.
Who directed Concerto diretto da Luciano Berio?
The production was directed by Erica Vitellozzi, who captured the live performance at Turin's Auditorium.
Who stars in Concerto diretto da Luciano Berio?
The concert features soprano Anna Rita Taliento, baritone Alan Opie, violist Sabrina Giuliani, and the RAI National Symphony Orchestra led by conductor Luciano Berio.
Is Concerto diretto da Luciano Berio (1995) worth watching?
For lovers of late Romantic and modern classical music, this 37-minute concert offers a rare opportunity to experience two masterworks under Berio's leadership. Its accessible yet adventurous programming makes it a rewarding watch for both seasoned audiophiles and curious newcomers.
How long is Concerto diretto da Luciano Berio?
The concert runs for 37 minutes.
About Concerto diretto da Luciano Berio (1995) — Live symphonic masterpiece from Italy's legendary maestro
Recorded live at Turin's Auditorium in 1995, *Concerto diretto da Luciano Berio* captures the maestro at the helm of the RAI National Symphony Orchestra as they deliver a stirring program of 20th-century Italian music. The concert opens with a suite drawn from Luigi Dallapiccola's opera *Ulisse*, weaving mythic odysseys into lush orchestral colors and soaring vocal lines. It concludes with Giorgio Federico Ghedini's *Concert Music for Viola and String Orchestra*, a gem showcasing Sabrina Giuliani's viola as it dances between introspective stillness and vibrant energy. The evening sparkles with soprano Anna Rita Taliento's crystalline precision and baritone Alan Opie's rich, resonant depth.
Under Erica Vitellozzi's sensitive direction, the 37-minute performance unfolds like a cinematic journey—each note a brushstroke painting contemporary classical landscapes. The interplay of voices and instruments feels both timeless and urgently modern, offering listeners a rare window into post-war Italian avant-garde at its most luminous and accessible.