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PRESS RELEASE (22/08/2013)
Saturday, August 24, will return Loano, the music review “Concerts of the Turchins - Music of the Soul.”, promoted by the Brotherhood of the Turks under the auspices of the’Department of Tourism, Culture and Sports of the City of Loano.
At 9 p.m., in the’Oratory N.S. of the Most Holy Rosary, The protagonists of the sacred music concert will be Lina Uinskyte (violin) and Marco Ruggeri (organ). The evening will be dedicated to the “Concerto in F, BWV 978 (org)” by J. S. Bach (1685-1750) and to “The Four Seasons” by Antonio Vivaldi (1678-1741).
Born in Vilnius, Lithuania, Lina Uinskyte graduated in the same city from Art School “M. K. Ciurlionis.” In 1996 she won a scholarship at the International Musical Institute “S. Cecilia” in Portogruaro where she continued and completed her studies with P. Vernikov. Decisive for his violin training and development of sound quality turns out to be his meeting with violinist and conductor of the “Moscow Virtuosi” V. Spivakov and in-depth studies with him at the “Muraltengut” in Zurich. Under the care of Jean-Jacques Kantorow and the London Symphony's wingman, G. Nikolic, he earned his master's degree at the Rotterdam Conservatory. With P. Roczek she specialized as a soloist with orchestra at the “Conservatoire Royal de Musique” in Brussels, and for chamber music with R. Filippini and B. Canino at the “Campus Internazionale di Musica” in Sermoneta. In 2001 he made his debut with the Bilkent Symphony Orchestra in Brussels performing Tchaikovsky's concerto op. 35. He carries out concert and teaching activities at the “G. Cantelli” Conservatory of Novara.
Marco Ruggeri studied with G. Crema, E. Viccardi, G. Fabiano, N. Scibilia, P. Ugoletti and M. Ghiglione at the Conservatories of Piacenza and Brescia, graduating in Organ, Harpsichord and Choir Conducting. He specialized with A. Marcon at the Schola Cantorum in Basel. Awarded at the Bruges Organ Competition, he won 1st prize at the Bologna Harpsichord Competition (1997). Graduated cum laude in Musicology (Pavia), he has published the organ works of A. Ponchielli, the Catalogue of the Musical Fund of P. Davide da Bergamo and a Manuale di Basso continuo (Ricordi).
He has recorded CDs with works by P. Davide da Bergamo, A. Ponchielli (“Exceptional Music,” “Musica” magazine), G. B. Serini, Mozart, M. E. Bossi and V. Petrali. He is deputy director of the Novara Conservatory. In Cremona he is deputy organist of the cathedral and owner of the Lingiardi 1877 organ in S. Pietro al Po; consultant for organ restorations and director of the Diocesan School of Sacred Music.
For press information: lucia campana cell 347.8334469
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