Naples, concerts "Pausilypon, suggestions at dusk" May and June 2013
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The evening concerts are back, taking place in the captivating and beautiful setting of the Pausilypon archaeological park , for a festival with the captivating name: "Pausilypon, Evocations at Dusk." The park, located in Posillipo, is one of the city's most interesting places to visit, as it houses some of Naples' most fascinating archaeological sites.
It includes the Grotto of Seiano, the Gaiola underwater park , the Imperial Villa of Pausilypon, the Odeon theater, and the Palazzo degli Spiriti. It is precisely in these splendid settings that the "dusk" concerts will be held. The events, now in their fourth year , will consist of eight, beginning on Saturday, May 11th. Each event includes a guided tour along a torch-lit path, leading spectators through the Grotto of Seiano to the ancient Roman Theater.

Let's see, now, in detail the individual concerts.
11st May
Saturday 11 May the “Viaggioinduo”, a musical project by two Neapolitan artists, Mariano Bellopede and Carmine Marigliano, will perform. The one pianist, the other flutist, have graduated from the conservatory and have a classical education, while incorporating varied sounds in their music.
12st May
Annie Pempinello, narrator, and Nicola Rando, saxophonist, with their project "Ithaca" will tell us about Dante's Ulysses of Hell and Leopardi's L'Infinito, through a path made of poetry that will also include other authors and writers .
18st May
The Ajar Qaurtet, composed of a pianist, a trumpet player, a double bass player and a drummer, will perform with the “Sunset Clouds” concert. Ajar in English means half-closed / half-open and the meaning refers to an “opening as a movement towards, but also a closing as a refuge in… all never categorically. A melodic flow that starts from the Mediterranean and expires towards northern Europe, in evocative atmospheres of contaminated jazz of ECM matrix ”, as defined by the group itself.
19st May
Stella Gifuni will delight the evening of May 19th with her harp, for an evening entitled “The Harp: the sounds of the sea”. The soft music of the harpist, combined with the atmosphere of twilight with the background of the sea of the Gaiola, will create a magic that will envelop all spectators.
25st May
For the evening of May 25th, Egidio Valente and Beatrice Valente will present “Onde”. The two brothers will propose the theme of the sea, re-arranging pieces by Lucio Dalla, Pino Daniele, Eduardo De Crescenzo, Bruno Lauzi and many other musicians.
26st May
Andrea de Goyzueta, theatrical and cinema actor, together with Fabio Rossi, also an actor, also on television, will present the evening “Madrigale infuga”. It is a musical tale about Carlo Gesualdo da Venosa.
1nd June
Franco Capriello, at the piano, and Daniela Fiorentino, vocals, will propose pieces of the Neapolitan tradition, sometimes with French translations, interpreting Edith Piaf in a masterly way and virtually connecting her to the Neapolitan Maestro Salvatore Di Giacomo. The evening will be titled "Piano and voice at sunset"
2nd June
For the last night, Ray Bradbury's "Silent Cities". The actor Stefano Scognamiglio and the guitarists Gianluca Capurro and Riccardo Marconi, will face the tales of the well-known American writer and screenwriter.
Information "Pausilypon, suggestions at dusk"
Show time: 18.00
Price: 10 € plus presale
Duration: 2 hours and a half
Phone: 081-2403235, from 10 to 16 (except Monday),
Email: info@gaiola.org.
Participation while seats last.
Tickets can also be purchased online on the Etes website
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