Exploring the dialogue between the sacred and the profane through a selection of Renaissance and Baroque keyboard pieces.

A musical itinerary in the heart of 17th and 18th-century Italy, Risonaze italiane offers a refined dialogue between the baroque flute and the harpsichord through works by Alessandro Scarlatti, Giovanni Bononcini, and Benedetto Marcello. The program traverses sonatas, divertimenti and variations of great elegance, highlighting the richness of the Italian chamber repertoire between cantabilita, invention and expressive intensity. The performers of the concert are Antonio Chiarappa, on the baroque flute, and Olga D'Andrea, on the harpsichord.