Emilio Eria - Movimento Classical

Emilio Eria

The artist

Emilio Eria

He studied and graduated in Viola at the G. Verdi Conservatory in Milan under the guidance of Maestro Renato Riccio. He won numerous scholarships and competitions such as the Minetti Prize of Cremona, the Competition F. Schubert of Tagliolo Monferrato, the Competition of Vittorio Veneto, and he brilliantly passed the selection for the ECYO European Community Orchestra with which he took part in the tour in France, Spain, Scandinavia, United Kingdom and Germany under the direction of Bernard Haitink. He collaborated as ﬁrst viola with important orchestral formations such as the Chamber Orchestra of Engelberg, the Sinfonica Orchestra of Sassari, the Italian Ensemble Contemporaneo, the Guido Cantelli Orchestra of Milan, the Filarmonici of Turin, the RAI National Symphony Orchestra. , the Pomeriggi Musicali of Milan, the Orchestra of the Teatro Carlo Felice of Genova, the Italian Philharmonic Orchestra of Piacenza, the Musicians of Parma and with the chamber groups such asThe Cameristi della Scala and the Collegio dei Musici, the latter directed by Gianandrea Noseda.In the chamber music ensembles he performed alongside musicians such as Raina Kabaiwanska, Arnold Bosman, Enrico Fagone, Corrado Giuffredi, Mauro Rossi, Roberto Baraldi, Sergei Galaktionov, Michael Guttman, Roberto Ranfaldi, Carlo Balzaretti and Christoph Hartmann, just to name a few. He successfully tackles the solo repertoire showing off performances such as the Concert for Viola in C minor by JC Bach, the Concert in G major by GP Telemann, the Andante and Rondò Ungherese by C. M von Weber, the Sinfonia Concertante for violin and viola by WA Mozart, the Brandeburgese Concert n ° 6 by JS Bach, the Romanza for viola and orchestra by A. Bruch, as well as the Folk Songs by L. Berio, the two Lieder for mezzosoprano, viola and piano op. 91 by J. Brahms and the Trauermusic by P. Hindemith.

He currently performs intense activity as a ﬁrst viola.