After working more than 30 years in concert festival production, since 2008 La Stravaganza is also involved in artist management.
Warmly and enthousiastically in the roster from the very beginning, reknown soloists as Enrico Gatti-Aurora, Paolo Pandolfo and Hopkinson Smith, has given the start-up. Others joined us later, allowing to include, beside baroque music, classical and contemporary repertoire. Programmes and infos in menu Musicians , listening in menu MusicMedia

Ensemble Aurora	Enrico Gatti	Hopkinson Smith	Paolo Pandolfo	Acc. Hermans	Pustilnik Mascardi	Almada Mascardi
Mastroprimiano	Forthepiano Trio	Michelangelo	Quartetto di Roma	Stefania Neonato	Luca Sanzò	Gemma Bertagnolli

Just released the new Glossa Cd by Paolo Pandolfo:  the "Pièces de Violle" by De Machy, the first solo gamba work published in Paris in 1685. With his performance of the music of De Machy, Paolo Pandolfo is enriching the recorded survey of solo viola da gamba music with a very special

Enrico Gatti has been deeply involved in teaching since the first Eighties. Besides his academical position (Royal Conservatoire of The Hague  and Conservatorio "Santa Cecilia" of Rome) he usually teaches in Summer courses. This year he is exepected to be at the Early Music Academy (Fossacesia, 8th-22nd July) and at the Summer Academy for 16th & 17th-Century Music - Fiori Musicali (Utrecht, 20th-25th August).

After Malcolm Bilson and some of his students performed and recorded "The 35 Piano Sonatas" in the 1990s, a new enterprise is now to be planned: Malcolm Bilson, Ronald Brautigam and Robert Levin, toghether with the younger fortist Stefania Neonato, Kristian Bezuidenhout, Jin Ju, Claudio Martinez-Mehner and Costantino Mastroprimiano, will offer a new point of view after the groundbreaking research offered by Barry Cooper in his recent critical edition of "Beethoven 35 Sonatas" (Associated Board of Royal Schools of Music-ABRSM, 2007).