Artists
Music has a superpower: it brings people together, leading them to a magic place where they can taste the freedom to imagine themselves as different, similar, others. For the 2021 Komendunesi Festival, twenty-four artists from different European countries - Italy, Austria, Germany, Spain, Poland and Hungary - will perform in Comenduno. Each of them will bring their language, their history, their uniqueness and their enthusiasm. Below you can see the faces and read the stories of the artists who will fill up our festival with energy.
Luciano Nania
Double Bass & Violone
Secondo te, cosa rende speciale il festival Komendunesi? Growing up in a village of fishermen and farmers, it has always been my interest to bring culture to everyone, regardless of…
Maria Danneberg
Viola da gamba
In your opinion, what makes the Komendunesi Festival special? I haven't participated before, but I just watched a video on youtube. So I guess what's really special about it, is…
Marcello Conca
Bassoon
What makes the Komendunesi Festival special? The Komendunesi Festival is special to me because it's a bond that keeps me to the village and the community where I grew up.…
Antonia Kallenbach
Viola da gamba
In your opinion, what makes the Komendunesi Festival special? Komendunesi festival is very special to me because it connects almost all the things that are important to me and that…
Enrico Toffano
Bassoon
In your opinion, what makes the Komendunesi Festival special? In my opinion the strengths of the Komendunesi are the intertwining of ancient music and territory, and the organizers' passion for…
Dominika Pas
Flute
In your opinion, what makes the Komendunesi Festival special? I have never been to Italy before 2019, although I have always dreamed of going there. Comenduno is an amazing place…
Georg Zopf
Tiorba
In your opinion, what makes the Komendunesi Festival special? The passionate interest in the roots of both daily and historical life in Comenduno and that “you are welcome to plant…
Tung-Han Hu
Harpsichord
We know this will be your first time in Comenduno, but in your opinion, what makes the Komendunesi Festival special? Lots of passionate and lovely musicians from all over the…
Agnes Glaßner
Oboe
In your opinion, what makes the Komendunesi Festival special? The Komendunesi Festival is a great opportunity to get together and get to know different musicians and have fun. Also, we…
Eleonora Trivella
Oboe
In your opinion, what makes the Komendunesi Festival special? Komendunesi Festival is special for me because it is an opportunity to make music while having fun with other musicians in…
Irene Metere
Oboe
In your opinion, what makes the Komendunesi Festival special? The air of friendship that you breathe. At the center of it all is the simple desire to meet each other…
Margit Legler
Dancer, singer and actress
Staged operas - Zauberflöte (Mozart; Tokyo), Il parnaso confuso (Gluck; Budapest Salzburg, Schönbrunn und Schloss Hof), Il trionfo d´Amore (Gassmann; Schlosstheater Ballenstedt), Dido and Aeneas (Purcell; Weimar, Händel-Festspielen Halle), Il…
Lucia Pilar Diaz Mere
Flute
Tell us about a passion you have besides music and why it makes you feel good. I always liked to try all kinds of sports, and I got to participate…
Réka Nagy
Cello & Viola da gamba
In your opinion, what makes the Komendunesi Festival special? Special because we are playing music with friends with passion at a beautiful place and to people there with warm welcome.…
Léna Ruisz
Violin
In your opinion, what makes the Komendunesi Festival special? The connection between artists and local people, the welcoming family-feeling is what I particularly adore. There is no rush; only music,…
Angelo Testori
Tenor and Violinist
Tell us about a passion you have besides music and why it makes you feel good. To walk. Alone or in company. In the second case, however, the more the…
Stefan Peindl
Oboe
In your opinion, what makes the Komendunesi Festival special? I am looking forward to Meeting old and new Friends and the Festival and I am very curios of how the…
Paulina Żmuda
Harpsichord & Fortepiano
In your opinion, what makes the Komendunesi Festival special? I think it is definitely the people and idea of integration between generations, nations, and people who do completely different things…
Marco Taraddei
Bassoon
In your opinion, what makes the Komendunesi Festival special? Probably it’s the good mix of friendliness and seriousness. That’s what it looks to me, even if the first time I’ll…
Romina Mayer
Flute
In your opinion, what makes the Komendunesi Festival special? This festival is so special for me, because of the nice, friendly inhabitants, their great love for music and their hospitality.…
We know this will be your first time in Comenduno, but in your opinion, what makes the Komendunesi Festival special? Meeting people which soon can be friends, that's great! I'm…
Mario Filippini
Contrabass & viola da gamba
What makes the Komendunesi Festival special? The idea behind the festival struck me a lot: a week of musicians/friends playing together in the midst of nature. It seems to me…
Gabriele Toscani
Violin
In your opinion, what makes the Komendunesi Festival special? The spontaneity and passion of the organizers and the participants. Three things you are looking forward to most about the 2021…
Zsófia Nóemi Breda
Violin
In your opinion, what makes the Komendunesi Festival special? The Komendunesi Festival has a magical venue, there is amazing food and wine, but in my opinion, the key is still…
Desiree Wöhrer
Viola da gamba and flaute
In your opinion, what makes the Komendunesi Festival special? The festival is special because it is all about the people and the connections between people. Getting to know each other…
Artists
Music has a superpower: it brings people together, leading them to a magic place where they can taste the freedom to imagine themselves as different, similar, others. For the 2021 Komendunesi Festival, twenty-four artists from different European countries - Italy, Austria, Germany, Spain, Poland and Hungary - will perform in Comenduno. Each of them will bring their language, their history, their uniqueness and their enthusiasm. Below you can see the faces and read the stories of the artists who will fill up our festival with energy.
Réka Nagy
Cello & Viola da gamba
Lucia Pilar Diaz Mere
Flute
Maria Danneberg
Viola da gamba
Stefan Peindl
Oboe
Margit Legler
Dancer, singer and actress
Léna Ruisz
Violin
Zsófia Nóemi Breda
Violin
Paulina Żmuda
Harpsichord & Fortepiano
Mario Filippini
Contrabass & viola da gamba
Enrico Toffano
Bassoon
Antonia Kallenbach
Viola da gamba
Marcello Conca
Bassoon
Romina Mayer
Flute
Marco Taraddei
Bassoon
Tung-Han Hu
Harpsichord
Dominika Pas
Flute
Desiree Wöhrer
Viola da gamba and flaute
Angelo Testori
Tenor and Violinist
Eleonora Trivella
Oboe
Georg Zopf
Tiorba
Luciano Nania
Double Bass & Violone
Gabriele Toscani
Violin
Irene Metere
Oboe
Agnes Glaßner
Oboe