String Ensemble Italy

Founded in Treviso, this String Ensemble has become one of the most famous groups in Italy, playing ancient music on period instruments for almost twenty years. This string ensemble can expand into a small orchestra and features a repertoire ranging from the late 16th century to Classicism, with a special focus on the traditional music of Veneto.

The String Ensemble has participated in major international music festivals such as those held in Ambronaye, Amsterdam (Concertgebouw), Arolsen (Barock Festpiele), Ascona (Settimane Musicali), Barcelona (Palau de la Musica), Bremen (Musikfest), Bruges (Festival van Vlaanderen), Brussels (Festival de Wallonie, Printemps de Sablon, Europalia), Buenos Aires (Teatro Coliseum), Le Chaise Dieu, Lisbon (Gulbenkian, Capuchos), Lucerne (Osterfestspiele, KKA), Ludwigsburg, Lugano (Primavera Concertistica), Montreux (Voice & Music Festival), Munich (Opern-Festspiele), Passau (Europäisches Musikfest), Potsdam (Sanssouci Musikfestspiele), Regensburg (Tage Alte Musik), Salzburg (Mozarteum, Bach-Gesellschaft), Schleswig Holstein, Schwetzinger Festspiele, Sion (Festival Tibor Varga), St. Moritz (Snow & Symphony), Tirana (Allegretto Albania), Zamora (Portico de Semana Santa), Zurich (Tonhalle), Warsaw (Beethoven Festival), Wroclaw (Vratislavia Cantans), Vienna (Musikvereinsaal, Resonanzen), among others, and they have likewise performed in major cities throughout Europe.

In Italy, the group has played at the most important music festivals and for the leading concert organizers, including Asolo (Incontri Asolani), Bologna Festival, Catania (Amici della Musica), Città di Castello (Festival delle Nazioni), Ferrara Musica, Florence (Amici della Musica), Jesi (Festival Pergolesi-Spontini), Milan (Società del Quartetto, San Maurizio), Padua (Amici della Musica), Palermo (Amici della Musica), Reggio Emilia (Teatro Valli), Siena (Accademia Chigiana), Stresa (Settimane Musicali), Turin (Unione musicale), Vicenza (Amici della Musica), etc.

Their concerts have been regularly broadcast by all the major radio networks in Europe.