The Soloists of La Scala and Nazzareno Carusi

Two of the most renowned principal clarinet and first viola soloists of the Orchestra of the Teatro alla Scala and the La Scala Philharmonic Orchestra join a pianist with a unique personality for a concert dedicated to the masterpieces of chamber music by Mozart, Schumann and Schubert. At the age of tweny, Danilo Rossi became the youngest principal violist in the history of the prestigious theater in Milan. Fabrizio Meloni has played the role of principal clarinet for almost thirty years. Nazzareno Carusi is an exceptional pianist who performs internationally and teaches at some of the most renowned music academies in the country. Together they represent the best tradition of Italian music in the world. The evening’s program includes Schubert’s Arepeggione Sonata D. 821 for viola and piano; Schumann’s Märchenerzählungen op.132 for piano, clarinet and viola; Poulenc’s Sonata FP 184 for clarinet and piano; and Mozart’s Trio in E flat major K 498 “dei birilli.”