Emy Bernecoli

Emy Bernecoli matters early music among her research, interests, and shows, and wrote a thesis over the Intimate period Paganini’s Le Streghe, but her recitals in the 2010s and her initial recordings demonstrate her introduction as an expert in 20th hundred years, Italian violin music. Bernecoli gained her soloist’s level in Brescia in 2006, dealing with Domenico Nordio after lessons from Pavel Vernikov and Mariana Sirbu. She also examined Baroque repertoire with Alfonso Fedi in Florence, and she proved helpful in the rates of many Italian Baroque ensembles. Further, Bernecoli received a diploma in chamber music this year 2010 after research with Rocco Filippini on the Accademia di Santa Cecilia in Rome and with Alessandro Specchi on the Accademia Musicale in Florence. For all that, Bernecoli is exhibiting an aptitude for rediscovering and editing and enhancing 20th century functions by Italian composers. Her 2013 debut single record on Naxos included leading recordings of functions by Giorgio Federico Ghedini. Her following two releases protected the music of Ottorino Respighi, that she also edited a number of the released scores. She’s also edited concertinos by Fiorenzo Carpi and Antonio Puccetti for publication. Being a former person in the Orchestra del Maggio Musicale Fiorentino, the Orchestra del Teatro Lirico ‘G. Verdi’, and various other ensembles, Bernecoli provides played an assortment symphonic and opera functions under many renowned conductors. She’s performed chamber music with performers such as for example Luca Simoncini.