11:00 AM – 1:00 PM: The festival kicks off with a masterclass, providing participants an intimate learning experience with leading flute pedagogues.
4:00 PM: The concert series begins with a performance by flutists Adriana Ferreira and Gianluca Campo, showcasing their artistic synergy.
6:00 PM: Next, Gaia Bergamaschi and Marianna Żołnacz will take the stage, highlighting their diverse musical interpretations.
9:00 PM: The evening culminates with an exceptional trio performance by Denis Bouriakov, Erin Bouriakov, and Riccardo Ghiani, promising a thrilling conclusion to the first day of the festival.
Sunday, November 10th
9:00 AM – 12:00 PM: Another enriching masterclass opens the second day, continuing the festival’s commitment to flute education and development.
3:00 PM: The afternoon concert features Mario Bruno and Elizaveta Ivanova, renowned for their lyrical performances.
5:00 PM: Mario Caroli and Violeta Gil Garcia will delight audiences with their unique blend of virtuosity and emotional depth.
7:00 PM: The festival closes with a grand finale by Silvia Careddu and Emmanuel Pahud, two of the most celebrated names in the flute world, guaranteeing a breathtaking conclusion to this remarkable event.
A Hub for Flute Enthusiasts
Flautissimo is one of Italy’s premier flute festivals, celebrating the instrument’s rich history and its evolution in both classical and contemporary music. Established in 1999, Flautissimo quickly became a vital event for flutists, attracting performers, educators, and enthusiasts from around the world. Organized by the Accademia Italiana del Flauto in Rome, the festival has grown to include masterclasses, recitals, and lectures that explore various aspects of flute performance, technique, and repertoire.
Over the years, Flautissimo has featured renowned flutists such as Emmanuel Pahud, Andrea Griminelli, and Maxence Larrieu, fostering an environment where young musicians can learn from the world’s top professionals. The festival showcases a variety of performances from solo recitals to flute ensemble works and explores different genres, including classical, jazz, and contemporary music.
A hallmark of Flautissimo is its commitment to commissioning new works for the flute, often premiering compositions by emerging and established composers. This focus on innovation helps keep the flute’s repertoire dynamic and engaging for both performers and audiences.
In addition to its artistic offerings, the festival has played a significant role in promoting flute education in Italy and beyond. Through workshops, panel discussions, and exhibitions, participants gain exposure to the latest developments in flute-making, pedagogy, and performance practice.
Over its 25-year history, Flautissimo has grown into a multifaceted celebration of the flute, blending tradition with innovation, and contributing to the instrument’s enduring popularity in the global music scene.
Mark your calendars and join the celebration of flute excellence at Flautissimo 2024!
