(October 3, 2016) After the success of the national preview of the silent film “Malombra” extraordinarily voiced with musical scores composed together with Maestro Luca Salvadori, Maestro Pasquale Menchise starred in a concert in one of the most authoritative and elegant theater in the world, one of the absolute temples of great music orchestra of international scope. On October 1, in fact, Menchise directed the soloists of the Orchestra of the Teatro ‘San Carlo’ in Naples at the Musikverein, Brahms-Saal, Vienna: Nunzia de Falco (soprano), Fabrizio Falasca (violin), Fabrizio Fabrizi (trumpet) . The concert – which saw the execution of famous symphonic pieces written by Niccolò Jommelli, Giovanni Battista Pergolesi, Domenico Cimarosa, Giovanni Paisiello and Johann Adolf Hasse – was sponsored by the Teatro San Carlo in Naples and the Italian Embassy in Vienna . Meanwhile, at the conference “Cinema and Territory: culture and tourism” and the premiere screening of “Malombra” (with a live performance by the ensemble of string quintet, flute, clarinet and piano, conducted by Maestro Menchise) – the two appointments that last weekend were led by Domenico Gareri at Palazzo Dell’Agli of Genzano di Lucania – was dedicated a special episode of “Camelot Master Television”, airing Sunday, October 2 on Padre Pio TV and on Sky. Pasquale Menchise is conductor and Composer; he conducted performances broadcast on RAI 1, RAI-3 and private broadcasters. He has given about 600 concerts in Italy and Europe as a Conductor of the Philharmonic Academy of Potenza and the Chamber and Symphony Lucan Orchestra, which he heads since 1985. On October 28, 2000 in St. Peter’s Square he conducted the Potenza Philharmonic Academy Orchestra at the presence of Pope John Paul II and has composed a part of the ‘Missa mediterranea in tempore jubilaei’. (Red)
