Trilli, Tartini and Times Tables. The Mathematics of Music
Performances
Invitation to La Scala
Trilli, Tartini and Times Tables. The Mathematics of Music
18 March 2024
Cameristi della Scala |
Cast
| Conductor | ANDRZEJ KOSENDIAK |
| Flute | MASSIMO MERCELLI |
| Violin | FRANCESCO MANARA |
| Author and presenter | MARIO ACAMPA |
| Physicist and popularizer | MASSIMO TEMPORELLI |
| Illustrations | GABRIELE PINO |
Programme
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Giuseppe Tartini |
Symphony in A may. C. 538 for strings |
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Concerto à 5 in G major No. 1 for flute, strings and continuo |
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from Sonata in G minor “Il trillo del diavolo” for violin and basso continuo |
| Concerto in E minor D. 56 for violin, strings and continuo |
In brief
A renowned violinist and composer, Giuseppe Tartini was also an esteemed teacher and scholar of the physics of acoustics and the scientific bases of musical harmony. “The Sound of Tartini” introduces the audience to the application of mathematics to the laws of sound and music.