Wednesday august 27th, 6:30 pm
Formia, Parco di Gianola
Julian Kainrath
The archaeological complex known as Villa di Mamurra is a large maritime villa from the Roman era, whose remains are still visible on a promontory within the Riviera di Ulisse Regional Park.
The complex includes structures of great beauty and interest: imposing cisterns for water collection, a fish farming system (the area of the so-called Roman Port), an octagonal building, a thermal area overlooking the sea and coastal caves. The walk, suggestive for the sea view and the grandeur of the archaeological remains, will be enriched by a solo violin concert by violinist Julian Kainrath.
Sonata Op. 27 no .2
Chaconne from Partita no. 2 BWV 1004
Julian Kainrath was born in 2005. He started studying violin with violinist and pedagogue Dora Schwarzberg and at just 12 years old he got admitted at the University of Fine Arts in Graz, Austria, in the class of Maestro Boris Kuschnir.
Julian made his debut as a soloist with an orchestra in South America (Bolivia) in 2015, at the age of 10. Soon after, he was invited by the National Symphony Orchestra of Ukraine to perform in Kiev. At 13, he toured with the Chamber Orchestra Innstrumenti.
In addition, he performed at the Festival Arsonore in Graz, at the concert series ‘Young Excellence in Concert’ in Salzburg, at the festival Musica in Aulis in Bressanone, and participated in a RAI TV broadcast, performing works by Paganini and Bartók. Julian participated in only one violin competition at the age of ten, the Austrian competition for young musicians ‘Prima la Musica,’ where he was awarded 1st prize.
At the age of 14, he was selected as “student in residence” at the 26th Verbier Festival. He attended Ilya Gringolts’ class at the Accademia Chigiana in Siena, Italy, and had the opportunity to perform a recital with Gringolts dedicated to Steve Reich. He also attended the Sommerakademie Schloss Heiligenberg under the guidance of Marc Bouchkov and was awarded a prize for his performances. In past seasons, he was invited to perform at many venues in Italy, including the Settimane Musicali di Merano, the Società dei Concerti in Milan, the Mattinate Musicali Internazionali in Trieste, the Camerata Ducale in Vercelli, and the Bolzano Festival with the Streicherakademie Bozen. Julian’s appearances included recitals with pianists Till Fellner and Louis Lortie. Since 2023, he studies with violinist Marc Bouchkov at the Conservatoire Royal de Liège in Belgium. Julian is also a scholarship holder of the International Academy of Music in Liechtenstein.
We recommend arriving by 6:00 PM, the guide will depart from the info-point at 6:10 PM to accompany you to the concert venue. We also recommend wearing comfortable shoes.
The music promenade will be followed by a tasting of local food and wine, offered in collaboration with Gastronomica – Festival del Gusto and Slow Food Lazio.
info@festivalrivieradiulisse.com
