Adele Foffi @ Rome Art Week

Adele Foffi

Adele Foffi born in Monterotondo in 1992, studied classical guitar at the Conservatory of music in Perugia. She has participated in many performances and collaborations with various artists, playing classical repertoires and original compositions at 432Hz.

Data and contact details

Born in Monterotondo in 1992, she owes her early classical guitar training to M° Flavio Ciatto and M° Filadelfio Cordiali. She studied at the Conservatory of music "Francesco Morlacchi" in Perugia with M° Stefano Palamidessi, and later with M° Antonio Pantaleo.

She has participated in various solo and ensemble performances, including guitar orchestras, both nationally and internationally. Over the years, she has developed several collaborations with other artists, accompanying them with her guitar in monologues, performances, and musical duets, drawing from classical repertoire and original compositions, at 432 Hz, which she has written herself.

Currently, she also focuses on teaching in various local institutions, aiming to help individuals express their own feelings, originality, creativity, and being.

Events at Rome Art Week

2024

21 Oct 2024 | 19:00-19:30

On the "notes" of John Cage. The Silent Cry.

The performance by Simona Benedetti with Adele Foffi, is inspired by one of the greatest composers of the 20th century, John Cage, and his piece "4'33''", through which the artist aims to demonstrate the non-existence of silence.
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Event

AC Studio

Via Sisto IV, 25

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Participation

2024

Category

Artist

Participant endorsed by AC Studio

Class

1992

Nationality

Italia

Main genres produced by Adele Foffi

Performance art

Location

via saetta 28 A - 01030 Castel Sant'Elia

Contacts

+39 3387831495

@adels_92

adelefoffi@gmail.com

Last modified 23/10/2024 @ 22:57

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