Orchestra del Teatro Vittorio Emanuele - Salvatore Piercacciolo

From the musical band in his village (Mirto, in the province of Messina), to the most prestigious Italian and European venues, the career of young Salvatore Percacciolo represents an encouragement for all young musicians who work seriously. Having graduated brilliantly in piano studies at the Corelli Conservatory, Salvatore Percacciolo specialised with Paul Badura-Skoda at the Liszt Academy in Weimar and has won many piano competitions. He made his debut as a conductor after studying with Piero Bellugi, Donato Renzetti, Bruno Bartoletti, and with Jorma Panula at the Fiesole School of Music where he won the prestigious Carlo Maria Giulini Award. He has performed with many national and foreign orchestras, among them the Camerata Strumentale in Prato, the Pescarese Symphonic Orchestra, the ‘Pomeriggi Musicali’ in Milan, the Orchestra della Normale in Pisa, the Rivafestival International Orchestra, the Cadaquès Symphonic Orchestra in Spain, and the Quadrivium Ensemble in Venice. Alberto Veronesi, the Permanent Conductor for the Sicilian Symphonic Orchestra, chose him as his assistant entrusting to him various productions. In 2007 he was appointed the musical director of the Giovine Orchestra Calabrese. His most recent success dates to the summer of 2008 at the Festival Pucciniano in Torre del Lago, where he conducted Madam Butterfly.

THE VITTORIO EMANUELE
THEATRE ORCHESTRA

SALVATORE PIERCACCIOLO
conductor

 

WOLFGANG AMADEUS MOZART
Symphony no. 35 in D Major KV 385
«Haffner»

PËTR IL’IC CAJKOVSKIJ
Symphony no. 4 in F minor op. 36

 

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