Carrù
History
Many archeological findings show that Carrù was inhabited by the Bagenni tribe from Liguria, then by the Romans.
In 901 it was given by a diploma to the bishop of Asti.
In the XIII century it was a property of the marquis of Monferrato, who gave it as a feud to the marquis of Ceva.
In 1328 it was a part of the property of the Acaja family, and they later gave it to the Bressano family.
Save the Date!
Events in Carrù and around
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06 JunLaboratorio per bambini
Esperienze sonore per crescere, ascoltare e giocare, con Simona Albri, Laura Bossi, Chiara Marangoni. Insegnanti associate Aigam
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18 JunFalse consonances of melancholy
Alla fine del XVII secolo il violinista napoletano Nicola Matteis, trasferitosi a Londra, rivoluziona la musica inglese, diffondendo lo stile italiano a discapito di quello francese
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19 JunMusical bridges between Italy and Ireland
Il repertorio si focalizza particolarmente su due periodi storici in cui la coppia di strumenti rende in maniera eccellente la sintesi dell’estetica musicale dell’epoca
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