Two chamber music masterpieces in a concert for violin and piano dedicated to classicism.

★ SUNDAY MARCH 29 11 am
★ MATINÉE
TRIBUTE TO VIENNA
★ CECILIA NOVARINO | Piano
MATTEO RUFFO | Violin

While Mozart’s Sonata in B-flat major, K. 378 (1779), with its elegance and lightness, is a perfect example of the classical style, Beethoven’s Sonata No. 5 in F major, Op. 24 ‘Spring’ (1801), with its passion and expressiveness, paves the way for romanticism.
‣ Free admission, no reservation required

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Cecilia Novarino
A pianist from Turin, he combines his intense chamber music activity with a permanent collaboration with the Pavia Cello Academy and teaching at the Conservatory.

Matteo Ruffo
Born in Novara in 1987, he graduated in violin in 2004 from the Conservatory “G. Cantelli” in his hometown and in composition in 2015 from the Conservatory “G. Verdi” in Turin. He is very active in chamber music, primarily as first violinist of the Reger Quintet, an ensemble founded within the OSN Rai and often a guest at important seasons such as I concerti del Quirinale. Some of his compositions have been awarded prizes or specially commissioned by important institutions, such as the Turin Philharmonic Orchestra.

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★ MATINÉE | Domenica classica
An intimate and unusual listening experience, at a very special time of the week.

Pianoforte | Courtesy by Piatino Pianoforti