Giorgio Matteoli

Giorgio Matteoli è flautista, violoncellista e direttore d’orchestra. È fondatore e membro del Quartetto d'archi “The Palm Court Quartet” (con repertorio cross-over), del "Mediterranean Baroque Quartet" (Ensemble Barocco Italo-Israeliano) nonchè direttore-solista dell'ensemble “Festa Rustica”, tra i più accreditati gruppi vocali-strumentali su copie di strumenti antichi della scena nazionale ed internazionale. Dal 2019 è docente di flauto dolce e violoncello barocco presso il conservatorio “O. Respighi ”di Latina.

È presidente dell'Associazione Early Music Italia nonché ideatore e direttore artistico della rassegna cameristica Brianza Classica che si svolge con grande successo di pubblico da ventuno edizioni in Lombardia comprendendo i comuni delle province di Lecco e Monza Brianza.

Recorder player, cellist & conductor

Giorgio Matteoli

He was born in Rome in 1966. He graduated in recorder, cello, chamber music with a degree in Music History at Rome “La Sapienza” University and is now appointed teacher of recorder and chamber music on original instruments at L’Aquila State conservatoire. 

He was also involved into several Radio an Cd recordings obtaining positive feedbacks from national and international music critics.

Giorgio Matteoli is also author of several articles published on different italian music Magazines.

As a solo recorder player he has recorded the soundtrack by Ennio Morricone and Marco Frisina to the international co-production “The Bible” which won the kable ACE (American Television Oscar) for the best soundtrack of the year. 

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Early Music Association

The Early Music Italia Association, of which Giorgio Matteoli is the president, was founded in 2002 and is active and operating throughout the Italian territory, especially in Lombardy where it has been organizing the “Brianza Classica” Festival for 14 years. The Association was born with the broad aims of disseminating “classical” music and instruments through concert seasons, stages, record publications. The association also operates in the Lazio region, where it has organized various events also in collaboration with the Municipality and the Province of Rome. 

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ATTENDING EVENTS

Giorgio Matteoli performs as an orchestra conductor or as a component instrumentalist of Italian and international ensembles for various Italian and foreign associations and institutions.

ORCHESTRA CONDUCTING

In addition to stably conducting the Festa Rustica Ensemble, which he founded, he has received invitations as a guest conductor of chamber and symphonic orchestras in Italy and abroad.

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CHAMBER

He is a founding member of the baroque ensemble “Festa Rustica”, of the string quartet “The Palm Court Quartet”, on a cross-over repertoire, and of the Italian-Israeli ensembe “Mediterranean Baroque Quartet”.

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RECITAL

He is regularly invited to give solo recitals on the recorder
with harpsichord / piano / organ or guitar accompaniment with a repertoire ranging from the seventeenth to the historic twentieth century.

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Teaching

Giorgio Matteoli is a teacher of recorder, baroque cello and ensemble music at the Conservatory of Latina. He is a lecturer at the Summer College organized by Federico cesi festival in Trevi and has been invited to hold Masterclasses in Israel.

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PRESS REVIEW

A review of articles published on Maestro Matteoli’s activities and on his projects. ALIBI 22 november 2022 Resegone online 22 november 2022 Casate Online 24 november 2022 Lecco Today 28[…]

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2023: ALL UPCOMING CONCERTS

12th january 2023 ARANDA DE DUERO –  SPAIN13th january 2023 MIRANDA DE EBRO  – SPAIN(Sociedad Filarmonica Castellana e Ateneo Musical Mirandés)Recorder – violin – archlute 11th february 2023 FOGGIA –[…]

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The Antifone Mariane album reviewed by the French magazine Crescendo

A beautiful review in the French magazine Crescendo of the Antifone Mariane album “….The discovery is particularly exciting, especially when served by such a charismatic performance. The small orchestra conducted[…]

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