About
"The three soloists gave the impression that in addition we cannot go into the deciphering of the" mystery music "and its secrets of alchemic manufacturing". With these words Quirino Principe reviewed, in October 2009, the debut of the three musicians that today make up the Hèsperos piano trio. The concerts, according to the project born within the Mantua Festivaletteratura, included the integral of the trios and some chamber music pieces by Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy. The appreciation appeared to be reinforced by other critical voices, which they stressed as "truly excellent on an individual level, in the phases of dialogue and in reading the complex plot of Mendelssohn's chamber works", the three musicians had "exhibited a unitary breath that embellished their intrinsic technical qualities ". Since then a series of collaborations has followed one another over the years and has led to the creation of a stable trio, currently the protagonist, with the complete set of Beethoven's trios, on some prestigious Italian stages. The association, based on a spontaneous and natural harmony, is based on the sharing of very different musical life paths, which include a rich network of international solo, chamber, orchestral and educational experiences.
Following the diploma obtained with the highest marks and honors, Filippo Lama embarked on a specialization course with renowned masters such as Corrado Romano, Paolo Borciani, Franco Rossi, Franco Gulli and Enrica Cavallo. As a violin-piano duo, he won various national and international competitions and held numerous concerts for important festivals and music companies. He regularly performs concerts in various chamber ensembles, also making popular recordings. Trainer and shoulder of the Teatro Olimpico Orchestra, he has collaborated over the years as a shoulder violin and soloist with the Chamber Orchestra of Mantua, the Orchestra of the International Piano Festival of Brescia and Bergamo, The Musical Afternoons of Milan, performing in important salt of Europe and America. Since 2007 he is artistic director and Konzertmeister of the Chamber Orchestra of Brescia. Alongside the concert activity, he also combines teaching: since 1983 he has held the violin chair at the “L. Marenzio ”of Brescia.
Stefano Guarino, graduated in cello and piano with the highest grades, is first cello of the Camerata Salzburg, collaborates in the same role with the Chamber Orchestra of Mantua, and is the first cello "tutor" of the Orchestra "Archi" of Turin, city where he holds regular Masterclasses for the "De Sono" Association. He is the winner of national and international awards for solo and chamber music, both with the piano and with the cello. He is a cello teacher at the Conservatory of Trento. As a chamber music pianist he has recently collaborated with the soloists of the Haydn Orchestra of Bolzano and with the Soloists of the Chamber Orchestra of Mantua, the Mahler Chamber Orchestra and the Camerata Salzburg. In the last three years he has been invited to various Italian cities, including Bologna, Brescia, Bergamo, Mantova, Trento and Varese, to present concerts in which he alternates solo and piano solo cello compositions in the same program.
Riccardo Zadra combines extensive professional experience as a soloist and chamber musician with a passion for teaching and research. His repertoire ranges from Bach to Ligeti and includes the piano integral of Georges Bizet and Claude Debussy. He has played as a soloist for important international concert institutions and with orchestras such as the Symphony Orchestra of Sydney, the Symphony Orchestra of Chile, the Orchestra of the RAI, the Chamber Orchestra of Mantua, the Sicilian Symphony Orchestra. Winner of second prize at the Sydney International Piano Competition, he is a professor of piano at the Conservatory of Vicenza. For many years he has been conducting, with Federica Righini, an original research on the psychophysiological aspects of musical interpretation. In 2010 the publisher Curci published their book “Maestro di te yourself. Practical guide to the personal and artistic realization of the musician ".