| by Stephan Barbarino and Jan Linders
directed by Stephan Barbarino
music by Ora Bat Chaim and others
musical director Enrique Ugarte
choreography by Marta Binetti
with
Giora Feidman clarinet
Enrique Ugarte accordion and piano
Guido Jaeger double bass
Murat Coskun percussions
Alec Sloutski violins
Raul Alvarellos winds
Avi Avital mandolin
with Elio Aldrighetti, Marta Binetti,
Giulia Bornacin, Silvano Ilardo, Silvia Paoli, Leonid Semenov
lighting design by Marcello Jazzetti
sound design by Reinhard Schwedes
set design by Barbara Petrecca
costume design by Valentina Roda
costume designer assistant Consuelo Olivares
production Teatro Franco Parenti | Giora Feidman, clarinet player of the movie Schindler’s List, in the summer of 2005 played in front of nearly one million persons, personally invited by the Pope. The Teatro Franco Parenti has now produced the clarinet player’s Italian version of the show Nothing but music with five international musicians and six Italian actors. A cosmopolitan theatrical, musical, singing, and dancing experience, the show is a journey around the world and throughout the 20th century, passing through the places of Giora Feidman’s life. More than one hundred years of emotions, music, places and faces from Moldavia to Buenos Aires, from Shanghais to Bagdad. The Klezmer players, nomadic musicians exiled from Eastern Europe, draw lymph and inspiration from their wandering around the world, animated by desire and hope in desperation. Klezmer music is founded on musical contaminations coming from all around the world, from jazz to tango, passing through the sounds of oriental music and German folk. The Nothing but Music journey starts and ends in a museum, a place where objects are kept to revive memory and hope. |
