Neapolitan Concertos for Violoncello - Gaetano Nasillo. Gaetano Nasillo is one of the most renowed baroque cellist. He graduated at the “G. Verdi” Conservatory of Milan with Rocco Filippini, with whom …More
Neapolitan Concertos for Violoncello - Gaetano Nasillo.
Gaetano Nasillo is one of the most renowed baroque cellist. He graduated at the “G. Verdi” Conservatory of Milan with Rocco Filippini, with whom has also studied at the “W. Stauffer Academy” in Cremona.
After having played in the most important groups of contemporary music and in main orchestras in Milan, he started approaching the performance practice on period instruments, learning also the viola da gamba. He attended the “Schola Cantorum Basiliensis” under the guide of Paolo Pandolfo.
Gaetano Nasillo regularly collaborates, often as soloist, with the most prestigious European ensembles on period instruments, among them: Ensemble 415, Concerto Vocale, Zefiro, Le Concert des Nations, Ensemble Aurora, Gli Angeli, performing with them in Europe, the USA, South America, Japan and Australia.
His recording production counts today about 90 titles, most of which were awarded many prizes: Diapason d’Or (A. Corelli, Concerti grossi op. VI …More
Gaetano Nasillo is one of the most renowed baroque cellist. He graduated at the “G. Verdi” Conservatory of Milan with Rocco Filippini, with whom has also studied at the “W. Stauffer Academy” in Cremona.
After having played in the most important groups of contemporary music and in main orchestras in Milan, he started approaching the performance practice on period instruments, learning also the viola da gamba. He attended the “Schola Cantorum Basiliensis” under the guide of Paolo Pandolfo.
Gaetano Nasillo regularly collaborates, often as soloist, with the most prestigious European ensembles on period instruments, among them: Ensemble 415, Concerto Vocale, Zefiro, Le Concert des Nations, Ensemble Aurora, Gli Angeli, performing with them in Europe, the USA, South America, Japan and Australia.
His recording production counts today about 90 titles, most of which were awarded many prizes: Diapason d’Or (A. Corelli, Concerti grossi op. VI …More
