Concert programmes
Classical music · Art-music tradition · Original repertoire
Programmes for concert seasons, festivals and private events: from the 17th century on period instruments to Italian Romanticism and contemporary premieres. Every programme can be adapted to the venue and the occasion.
Solo recital
Solo recital — ancient and modern mandolins, mandola, cantabile lute, classical and baroque guitar, banjo, banjolin
Original repertoire from the 17th century on period instruments to Italian Romanticism and contemporary music, with frequent changes of instrument.
Request informationViolin, viola, mandola, cantabile lute, guitar
From 18th-century concertante trios for guitar and strings to original contemporary works.
Viola or violin and guitar
Original music from the 18th century to the present day: baroque sonatas for this line-up and transcriptions of duets for two violins, including 20th-century works.
Mandolin or guitar and organ · mandolin and harpsichord or fortepiano
“A breath of plectrum”: original baroque and classical sonatas for mandolin and harpsichord or fortepiano, works for mandolin and organ.
12-string Lombard mandolin and archlute · Neapolitan mandolin and guitar
From early sonatas for gut-string instruments to 19th-century themes and variations, on period instruments.
Cello and guitar, mandolin, cantabile lute — with Élise Chemla
From baroque sonatas for treble instrument and basso continuo to reinterpretations of Satie, Armenian and Greek folk music.
Vibraphone and percussion, guitar and plucked instruments
“Spanish Landscapes”: Iberian impressions and Spanish influences from the 17th century to jazz and contemporary music.
Mandolin and cello
18th-century sonatas written for this line-up, also staged with period instruments and costumes. The “Divertimenti per camera” concert, from the album released by Da Vinci Classics.
Mandolin and piano
Contemporary music for this line-up, mainly by mandolinist composers, and world premieres.
Clarinet and guitar
Contemporary repertoire, Brazilian popular music, tango, klezmer, film music, ragtime and jazz standards.
Flute and guitar — with Frédéric Chatoux, Principal Flute of the Opéra de Paris
Italian and French repertoire, original works and transcriptions.
Mandolin and string quartet · mandolin, strings and basso continuo
Baroque concertos for mandolin, strings and basso continuo.
Tenor and plucked instruments
Anecdotes from the history of opera interspersed with the finest tenor arias, arranged for plucked strings.
Mandolin, tenor, piano
Chamber songs by Francesco Paolo Tosti, opera transcriptions (Verdi, Puccini, Rossini) and highly virtuosic original pieces for mandolin (Munier, Calace, Bertucci, Ranieri).
Mandolin and guitar
Music of the Humanism and Renaissance: suites of early dances, passacaglias, chaconnes, sarabandes, gigues.
Two mandolins, alto mandola, cantabile lute
Original repertoire with frequent changes of instrument, linked by the theme of musical invention.
Two mandolins, mandola, mandocello and/or guitar
Original repertoire from the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries, focusing on Carlo Munier, Simone Salvetti and Salvatore Falbo, and contemporary classical repertoire.
Two mandolins, mandola, guitar
Original repertoire, mainly by composers from Cremona active between the late 19th and mid-20th century.
Two mandolins, mandola, mandocello, guitar
Original repertoire for this line-up.
Plucked-string orchestra of about 30 players
Original repertoire for plucked-string orchestra, rarely performed works and themed programmes set in their historical and geographical context.
Beyond classical
Narrator and plucked instruments
Poetic prose and music in a performance that touches the heartstrings.
Mandolin and mandola, cello, ethnic percussion, clarinet, double bass
Folk melodies of the Mediterranean: a journey through Greece, Turkey, the Balkans and Armenia, all the way to Eastern European klezmer.
Orchestra of about 15 players
Music for silent films, reinterpretations of theatre and literary works, original compositions by Nicola Segatta.
Mandolin, 6/7-string guitar, percussion
Brazilian music: choro, samba, forró, frevo, maxixe.
Mandolin and accordion
Tango and folk music, rich in improvisation and refined tone colours.
Voice, acoustic and electric guitar, plucked instruments
Light music, evergreens, jazz standards and Italian song.