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Lucilla Galeazzi During her studies at the University of Rome, Lucilla
Galeazzi became interested in the traditional music
of Umbria – the region from which she hails. In 1977,
she was accepted to Giovanna Marini’s vocal quartet,
with which she worked until 1994, taking part in the
ensemble’s numerous concerts and recordings. In
1982, she prepared her own program entitled Un
sogno così with Italian songs from the 1960s. The
singer has taken part in productions by Roberto de
Simone: Stabat Mater (Naples), Carmina Vivianea
(1988), Processo e martirio di Giovanna D’arco
(1989, Pisa), Pasolini Requiem (San Carlo). In 1987,
she founded the ensemble Il Trillo. Moving easily
among various areas of music, she has collaborated
with performers of contemporary music (in 2000,
she sang L. Berio’s Folk Songs) and jazz musicians
(in 1991, she was a soloist with the European Jazz
Orchestra in Strasbourg). The artist has to her credit
nearly 30 disc recordings which are a reflection of
her versatile and extensive musical interests, among
others: Cuore di Terra (1994), Honig und Asche,
made with L’Arpeggiata and its leader Christina
Pluhar (1998), Lunario (2001) and, most recently,
Amore e Acciaio (2005). For her album Stagioni, she
received the Académie Charles Cros’ prestigious
Grand Prix du Disque (2005). She conducts singing
courses in France and in her homeland of Italy.
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