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ITALIAN BAR
FABIO CIOFINl
ORGAN/ HARPSIC

ALESSANDRA

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BAROQUE CELLO

November 23, 2014
2:30 p.m . .
ASU Organ Hall

A511.Herberger Institute
FOR DESIGN AND THE ARTS

ARIZONA

STATE

UNIVERSITY

PROGRAM
Sonata Ill in A Minor
Largo, Allegro, Largo, Allegro
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Suite Ill

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Preludio, Corrente,
Sarabanda, Giga

Concerto VIII OP. 6
Vivace-Grave-Allegro
Allegro, Adagio, Vivace, Allegro
Pastorale (Largo)

Antonio Vivaldi
(1678-1741)

Domenico Zipoli
(1688-1726)

Arcangelo Corelli
(1653-1713)
adapted for organ by T.
Billington (1754-1832)

Sonata I in D Minor
Largo, Allegro, Largo
A tempo giusto

Alessandro Scarlatti
(1660-1725)

Concerto 111 OP. 6
Largo, Allegro, Grave
Vivace, Allegro

Arcangelo Corelli

Sonata n. 3 in C Major
Adagio, Allegro, Affettuoso, Allegro

organ version by
T. Billington

Francesco Geminiani
(1687-1762)

Fabio Ciofini's interpretation of music from the 17th_1gth centuries is
greatly appreciated by audiences around the world. As a soloist he
appears regularly in Italy, Europe (Holland, Poland, Switzerland, Spain,
Germany, Hungary, France, England, Norway, Finland, Sweden) and the
USA. He also plays in duo with the baroque violinst Enrico Gatti and as
continua-player of the "Ensemble Aurora". He records with "Bottega
Discantica" in Milan and Loft Recordings in Seattle. Ciofini teaches at
Terni's Conservatory "G. Briccialdi". In 2010 he was appointed artistic
director of the Fondazione Cucinelli.
A founding member of the Hermans Baroque Academy, Alessandra
Montani has recorded with this ensemble numerous CDs for
Bongiovanni, Tactus, Bottega Discantica, and Brilliant Classic. She has
received many competition prizes (Stresa, Lamezia Terme, Vittorio
Veneta) and is active internationally as a chamber musician, with
concerts in the USA, Canada, Spain, Germany, Austria, France, and
Singapore.

Please join us for our Christmas concerts
and next year's season:

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Saturday, December 6, 2:30 and 5 pm
Sunday, December 7, 5 pm
12th Annual Organ Christmas concert
The glorious music and festively decorated Organ Hall
are sure to get you in the holiday spirit.
Sunday, January 18, 2:30 pm
High meets Low
The lyrical oboe takes its name from the French "Hautbois,"
meaning high wood(wind). ASU professor of oboe
Martin Schuring joins Kimberly Marshall for this duo concert.
Sunday, February 8, 2:30 pm
Prelude to the Dance
University of Arizona organ professor Pamela Decker
performs her own dance-based works alongside pieces
by Bach, Mendelssohn and Widor.
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Sunday February 22 2:30 pm
Dancing through the Centuries
Goldman professor of organ Kimberly Marshall
continues the dance theme including some of the
earliest music based on dance forms.
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