Il Secolo D'oro della Musica a Napoli.

Presentation of the six volumes of "The Golden Century" curated by Lorenzo Fiorito (Diana Edizioni Napoli). "The golden century of music in Naples. For a canon of the Neapolitan musical school of the 18th century" is a tool for the knowledge and rediscovery of the great international musical history of the eighteenth century. Between the late 1600s and the second half of the 1700s, Naples was the major European center for the production and offering of music. In the city's famous four conservatories, an impressive number of highly skilled musicians were trained. The compositions and teaching of the "powerful magicians" and "great masters" of Neapolitan harmonic art transformed the musical landscape of the time. The text benefits from the contribution of experts from various backgrounds and origins. Music historians, critics, musicologists, researchers, and musicians outline the human and artistic profiles of the protagonists of the golden century of music in Naples, describing the fertile historical, social, and cultural context in which the international "Neapolitan musical school" was born and spread. FREE ENTRANCE.
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