Davide Dileo, also known as Boosta, is a musician, DJ, composer, producer, and sound artist with a career spanning over 25 years. As the co-founder and keyboardist of Subsonica, Dileo has contributed to the production of eight platinum albums, with over 50 million copies sold.
Rossana Bribò is one of the most compelling young percussionists on the international scene—a rapidly rising artist capable of blending technical virtuosity, expressive sensitivity, and a strong contemporary vision.
Professor Jaime González, born in Talca (Chile), is internationally recognized today as one of the most versatile and refined oboists of his generation. Trained by masters of the highest prestige—including Hans Elhorst, Thomas Indermühle, and Heinz Holliger—he has built a career that blends technical excellence, artistic sensitivity, and constant research.
Mario Romeo began his musical journey at the age of six, choosing the accordion as his primary medium for artistic research and expression. From the very beginning of his training, he distinguished himself on the music scene, winning numerous national and international competitions.
A community of artists balancing research and linguistic innovation at the intersection of dance and theater, with a particular emphasis on physical work within a vision of theater conceived as a total act.
She graduated in harp in 1989 from the G. Verdi Conservatory in Turin, having studied in the class of G. B. Berticelli. Maria Elena Bosio continued her advanced studies in the discipline, specializing and earning diplomas from the following institutions:
- Scuola di Alto Perfezionamento Musicale di Saluzzo (1992), under the guidance of G. Albisetti.
- Conservatorio Nazionale di Musica e Danza "P. Cochèreau" in Nice (1994), under the guidance of E. Fontan-Binoche.
- Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia in Rome (1996), under the guidance of E. Zaniboni.
Additionally, she further refined her technique through studies with U. Holliger, C. Antonelli, F. Pierre, C. Michel, J. Liber, and S. Mildonian.
Angelica Cathariou has performed at major opera houses in Italy, as well as with the Deutsche Oper am Rhein, Carnegie Hall (New York), Concertgebouw (Amsterdam), Opéra Comique and Cité de la Musique (Paris), the Greek National Opera, Onassis Stegi, and the Athens Concert Hall.
She has also been a featured artist at various international festivals in Athens, Marseille, Budapest, and Cádiz.
It was the narrative power of symphonic poems and operas that first led Andraž to fall in love with orchestral music. However, he believes that stories are not limited to program music with specific texts or titles; meaning can be discovered in every piece of music, whether orchestral or chamber. It is precisely this inner meaning that Andraž strives to share with his listeners.
Graduated with honors and full marks in 2023 from the METS department of the Ghedini Conservatory in Cuneo, she specializes in sound design and computer programming. She has participated in international festivals, including the European project EASTN-DC, and attended workshops with experts such as Jonty Harrison, Elliott Sharp, Annette Vande Gorne, José Manuel Berenguer, and Francesco Giomi.
The EgriBiancoDanza Company was founded in Turin in 1999, inheriting the long-standing professional legacy of the "I Balletti di Susanna Egri." Under the artistic direction of Susanna Egri and Raphael Bianco, the ensemble has established itself as a prominent force in contemporary dance.
