Meet che Virtuosensemble:

Violin sections: Enzo Ligresti, Miriam Dal Don, Glauco Bertagnin, Carlo Lazari, Nicola Fregonese, Chiara Volpato, Michelangelo Lentini, Marco Bronzi.

Viola: Alberto Salomon, Francesca Levorato

Cellos: Giuseppe Barutti, Giorgio Fiori

Double Bass: Luca Stevanato.

The intent of the Virtuosensamble is to represent through music a journey capable of uniting artistic passion with the diverse worldviews of the composers presented. Expressing emotions and knowing how to tell them through music with a common feeling becomes the objective that the group (made up of talented musicians from various artistic backgrounds) has set as the goal of their journey.

It is precisely through the inner journey offered to the audience that the interpretative intent unfolds, aiming to blend the thoughts of the various composers tackled with the vision of music held by each member of the ensemble. Music, understood as a universally recognized language, can break down barriers and establish connections between peoples with different stories and cultures because it is based on the ability to narrate the human soul in a direct manner, reaching everyone's sensitivity by expressing common emotions in a simple way.

The chamber orchestra becomes a means to explore interesting pages of the classical music repertoire through the creativity and enthusiasm that form the foundation of the group's creation. Knowing how to combine the musical artistic background of each member of the Virtuosensamble allows for the creation of an innovative way of interpreting the chamber repertoire based on rich dialogue and exchange of ideas. Each member of the Virtuosensamble has an important artistic journey to share, enriching the common musical language and making it vibrant and articulated.

Through solid training at prestigious institutions such as the Chigiana Academy in Siena, the Stauffer Academy in Cremona, the Fiesole School of Music Foundation, and the Geneva Conservatory, along with concert activities in various formations—from solo performances to duos to larger chamber ensembles—an artistic path has been outlined. Winners of important National and International Competitions, they dedicate themselves to a repertoire that spans several musical centuries from Baroque to contemporary music.