July 11 – Guitarist Roberto Fabbri inaugurated today the ” Nei Tuoi Occhi Summer Tour,” which starts from in Spain, where he is among the most known and appreciated Italian artists. He will perform in concert at the “XXII Festival Internacional de Guitarra” of Velez Malaga. Fabbri also signed a contract with Sony Classical label (distributed by Sony Music), and is the only Italian part of the exclusive classical guitarists Sony group formed by Julian Bream, John Williams, the Los Angeles Guitar Quartet and Sharon Isbin. ” Nei Tuoi Occhi “, available in traditional stores, digital download and streaming on all platforms, is a collection of 17 original compositions bringing classical guitar to the general public and on concert billboards. The album includes “Fantasia sin palabras”, the composition commissioned to Fabbri by the XXVI Festival Internacional Andrés Segovia 2012 Madrid, where he performed last October 26 to mark the 25th anniversary of the death of a greatest guitarist. He also opened for a few dates of the Franco Battiato “Apriti Sesamo Tour” in Turin, Bologna, Milan, Rome and Florence, took part in the great concert in memory of Franco Califano, on April 21 at the Imperial Forums in Rome, and completely sold out the Auditorium Parco della Musica in Rome (Sala Petrassi) last March 19. Born in Rome in 1964, he the only Italian classical guitarist who managed to make his methodology understood and appreciated in the world, particularly in Spain. Concert pianist, composer, author and teacher, Roberto Fabbri studied guitar at the Conservatory of Music “S. Cecilia “of Rome, and his concert career has always supported by a significant publishing activity with numerous recording and publishing companies (Anthropos,been Berben, Playgame, EMR, Warner Bros, Carisch). His 30 publications for guitar are translated into five languages, including Chinese, and distributed throughout the world by Carisch, an Italian publisher. He regularly gives concerts and master classes, along with prestigious names in the international guitar scene, and also participates in the most important guitar festivals and the most prestigious concert halls of Europe, United States, South America, Russia and Asia. He is the testimonial for the Spanish violin-making firm Jose Ramirez. Roberto Fabbri in 2010 received the famous “Socio de Honor” at the “Festival Internacional Andrés Segovia” in Madrid, and the 2010 Special Award for Teaching by the publisher Carisch for over 150,000 copies sold of his books.
