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MALIA
THE Neapolitan Musical Salon of the 19th century
Costume show concert
The most beautiful living rooms by Francesco Paolo Tosti and the author's Neapolitan songs
The most famous Salon Romances by Francesco Paolo Tosti end the masterpieces of the Neapolitan Song
A very nice show which will take you in a 1800 musical living room with musicians in original dresses
*Designed by Alberto Vitolo and Tiziana Pizzi (All rights reserved – Entertainment is protected by law in all its forms, structure or writing in the context of the recognition of copyright.)
Sunday 3 Maggio 2026
Sunday 31 Maggio
ore 19.30
St.Andrew’s Church of Scotland – Scottish church
Via XX Settembre 7, 00187 Roma
(Photo shoot of Cochise Gozzer – copyright 2025)
“The charm of the 19th century musical salons comes to life in a one-of-a-kind musical event… “Malia, The Neapolitan Musical Salon of the 19th century” promises to transport the audience to an era of elegance and refinement through a costume concert show conceived as a dive into the past, an immersive experience that recreates the typical atmosphere of bourgeois and noble salons in nineteenth-century Naples: a fun and refined evening with wonderful voices accompanied by violins and piano that will bring the living room to life by performing Tosti's most beautiful chamber arias and the most famous Neapolitan author songs, interspersed with waltzes and readings, all accompanied by precious historical notes on the songs and splendid direction.
The artists involved in this show, professionals who are part of the Choir of the National Academy of S. Cecilia (Bruna Tredicine, Loretta ward, Costanza Fontana and Marta Vulpi sopranos, Tiziana Pizzi and Eva Maria Ruggieri contraltos, Massimo Simeoli, Alessio Potestio and Luciano Miotto baritones/basses, Antonio Sapio tenor), they will take turns as guests in the living room to give voice to the splendid melodies, while Emilia Nigro, Gabriele Durante and Alberto Vitolo on violin, and Mirco Roverelli, Ida Iannuzzi and Tatiana Chiarini on the piano will accompany the performances, accompanied by precious historical notes by Claudia Simonetti, hostess.
Don't miss the opportunity to participate in this extraordinary event, which combines the beauty of classical music with the magic of Neapolitan songs, In the beautiful setting of the Scottish Church of Rome! You are all invited to let yourself be carried away by the melodies and emotions of an era that continues to enchant with its timeless charm”.
“An evening of lightness and refinement, For an original show of considerable artistic quality, created with the intent to give body to the suggestions (fiscal from time to time, sad, cheerful and hilarious) evoked by the environment and the situation, recreate, with the execution of chamber arias and lounge romances, valzer, Author Neapolitan songs and the reading of poems and literary songs, What was the typical atmosphere of the bourgeois and noble salons of the nineteenth century.
Drop in this delicious vintage atmosphere ...
We are waiting for you! You are all invited!!!”
“An evening of gracefulness and elegance, for an original show of remarkable artistic quality, created with the intention of giving substance to the suggestions (from time to time passionate, sad, cheerful and hilarious) evoked by the environment and by the situation, to recreate the typical atmosphere of the bourgeois and noble salons of the nineteenth century, with the execution of chamber and salon music, arias, waltzes, Neapolitan writer’s songs and the reading of poems and literary passages.
Come into this delightful period atmosphere …
We are waiting for you! You’re all invited!!!”
Copyright 2025 (All rights reserved/ all rights reserved)
(Photo shoot of Cochise Gozzer – copyright 2025)
Bruna Tredicine, Loretta ward, Costanza Fontana, Marta vulpi – sopranos
Tiziana Pizzi, Eva Maria Ruggieri – contralti/mezzo-soprani
Antonio Sapio, tenor
Massimo Simeoli, Luciano Miotto – baritone
Alessio could, basso
Gabriele Durante, Emilia Nigro, Alberto Vitolo – violins
Mirco Roverelli, Ida Iannuzzi, Tatiana Chiarini – pianoforte
Claudia Simonetti, hostess
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0039 3335219956
In collaboration with Iolm – Together beyond the music
Archive – Instrumental and vocal ensemble of Rome
Sacred and profane vivaldi
The musical style of the red priest
A wonderful journey through the sacred and profane music of Vivaldi, in all the forms expressed by the Red Priest in his musical production, from the concerto in G minor to the one in B minor for four violins and bc, to the beautiful introduction to the Miserere and the evocative cantata 'Cessate, Omii ceased’ for the deep contralto voice, strings and bc, to end with Madness, the most famous musical form of the time, in which the greatest composers such as Corelli tried their hand, Geminians, Scarlatti, Trade e Bach.
Sunday 10 Maggio – Saturday 6 June
ore 19.30
St.Andrew’s Church of Scotland – Scottish church of Rome
via XX Settembre 7 00187 Roma
Federica Paganini, contralto
Emilia Nigro, Chiara Politano, Ludovica Simeoli, Cochise Gozzer violins
Giovanni nigro, viola
Giovanni Romito, cello
Ombretta Barbiero, harpsichord
Alberto Vitolo, Shoulder cello and concert master
PLAN
Symphony in B minor RV 169 For strings and continuous bass “At the Holy Sepulchre”
Concert in Si minor for four violins, cello, Archs and bass continuo op.3 n.10 RV 580
‘Daughters of the sadness of Jerusalem’Introduction to Miserere for Contralto, Archs and continuous bass RV 638
‘Cease, Omii ceased’Sung for contralto, Archs and continuous bass RV 684
'The madness’ Sonata for two violins and bass continuous op. 1 n.12
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