Father and Son - Chasing Chet Baker: A Fusion of Music and Reading

Valanzuolo, Cossia e Scelzo protagonisti per la Scarlatti

Historical truth and fiction, a kind of extreme flashback, articulated according to a sequence of memories. 'Father and Son – chasing Chet Baker' is the show between music and...

Continua a leggere con la nostra offerta speciale:

MIGLIORE OFFERTA

ANNUALE

19 €

79,99€

Per 1 anno

SCEGLI

MENSILE

1 €

6,99€

Per 3 mesi

SCEGLI

2 ANNI

40 €

159,98€

Per 2 anni

SCEGLI

VANTAGGI INCLUSI

Tutti gli articoli del sito, anche da app
Approfondimenti e newsletter esclusive
I podcast delle nostre firme

- oppure -

Sottoscrivi l'abbonamento pagando con Google

OFFERTA SPECIALE

OFFERTA SPECIALE

MENSILE

4,99€

1€ AL MESE
Per 3 mesi

SCEGLI ORA

ANNUALE

49,99€

11,99€
Per 1 anno

SCEGLI ORA

2 ANNI

99,98€

29€
Per 2 anni

SCEGLI ORA

OFFERTA SPECIALE

Tutto il sito - Mese

6,99€ 1 € al mese x 12 mesi

Poi solo 4,99€ invece di 6,99€/mese

oppure
1€ al mese per 3 mesi

Tutto il sito - Anno

79,99€ 9,99 € per 1 anno

Poi solo 49,99€ invece di 79,99€/anno

Historical truth and fiction, a kind of extreme flashback, articulated according to a sequence of memories. 'Father and Son – chasing Chet Baker' is the show between music and reading scheduled for Sunday, April 21st, at 11 a.m. at Villa Pignatelli as part of the proposals by the Associazione Scarlatti for 'A Sunday with Music'. Born in 2021 in theatrical form for the Campania Teatro Festival on an original subject by Stefano Valanzuolo, 'Father and Son' is performed by Antonello Cossia (narrating voice), Francesco Scelzo (guitar), and Enrico Valanzuolo (trumpet), and celebrates the most romantic among the trumpet heroes. It does so not by morbidly snooping through drug facts and misdeeds, but by discreetly chasing the relationship - real or fake, it doesn't matter - of a fragile and genius father with his son. A relationship made of misunderstanding and fear, but also of infinite love for life and for music. Which for some, after all, are the same thing. Throughout the theatrical event, the narrating voice intertwines with the notes of many classics belonged to Chet Baker (My Funny Valentine, Let's Get Lost, Don't Explain, I Fall in Love Too Easily, Arrivederci, Estate...) rearranged and performed, respectfully and in an instrumental duo version.

Read the full article on
Il Mattino