On June 12 the soloists of the Scala' Orchestra of Milan performed "Tarantina", a chamber composition by maestro Peppe Vessicchio inspired by the phenomenon of tarantism.
"Today is my lucky day", Maestro Vessicchio commented to AGI. "Further luck wanted it to take place in their home, that famous theater that stages the most representative works of the world musical heritage".
"Perhaps - added the Neapolitan maestro - even too much luck for someone like me who composes just for the pleasure of doing it without the usual load of issues concerning stylistic currents or intellectual principles.
'Tarantina', for me, is only what I was able to give birth to in peace with myself and with all the artistic tools that I have cultivated and that, as long as I have life, I will cultivate ".
"If what is born can be considered a little or a lot, the one who gave birth, paradoxically, finds himself the only person who cannot evaluate it. That's all", concludes the master Vessicchio. (AGI)
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June 12th
Teatro alla Scala, Milan