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Roberto Muttoni violinist, born in Verona in 1958, graduated from the “A.Boito” Conservatory in Parma. He began studying the violin with Piero Toso and then followed the School of Franco Claudio Ferrari (Maxim Jacobsen's favorite pupil) and then perfected himself with Henryk Szering.

From 1978-2020 he held the chair of principal violin at the Parma Conservatory and at the Verona Conservatory.

From 1977 to 1980 he was part of "I Solisti Veneti" participating in tours and recordings. As a soloist and in chamber ensembles he has given concerts for important concert institutions in Italy, Germany, Austria, Spain, France, Belgium, Luxembourg, Peru, Switzerland, Finland, Latvia, Egypt, Greece, Portugal, Poland, Sweden and Romania.

In 1983 he formed the “Trio Scaligero” with which he holds concerts all over Europe and has recorded for the first time the Trios of F. Cilea, E.Lalo, A.Borodin.

From 1985 to 1998 he held the role of first violin soloist of the Ensemble Urs Machler and from 1995 to 1999 he was first violin of "Il Quintetto del Vittoriale" with which he dedicated himself to the enhancement of the Italian chamber repertoire. Since 1994 he has been conductor and solo violin of the “Serenissima Ensemble”. He has been invited to hold Master Classes in Violin and Chamber Music at the international courses of Florence, Stuttgart, Zagreb, Bucharest "G.Enescu University", University of Jasi, University of Oradea (Romania), Superior Conservatory de Mùsica de Vigo ( Spain), Conservatorio Superior de Musica in La Coruna (Spain), Iugesund School of Music, Karlstsd University (Sweden), ESMAE - Escola superior de musica e artes do espectaculo in Porto (Portugal), Academy of Music 'IJ Paderewski 'in Poznan (Poland), JVLMA - Jazepa Vitola Latvijas academy of music in Riga (Latvia), Jana Ivanova music highschool in Rezekne  (Latvia), Sigulda Art`s School «Baltais Flīģelis« (Latvia) and Assisi in the “Sacred Sound” festival.

He records for the record companies "Sipario" in Milan, "Nuova Era", "Accademia", "Erato", "Classic Art", "Maxima Harmonia", "Emera" and has recorded live concerts for RAI, for Spanish Radio (Radio Clasica, RNE), Westdeuscher Rundfunk, Bayerische Rundfunk, French Radio and Belgian Radio. Numerous compositions by him have been performed in Italy, Switzerland, France, Germany.

He was artistic director of the "Arena di Verona Foundation" and of the "Bel canto Foundation" of Lima (Peru).

 Published by Lilium Edition, Salatino  edizioni musicali, Musica Baltica and Prom Art.

From 2022, following a serious road accident, he had to abandon his concert activity and is currently dedicated to teaching and composition.

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Roberto Muttoni, dzimis 1958.gada Veronā, beidzis Parmas konservatoriju "A. Boito" pie Itālijas vijolnieku skolas lielmeistariem - prof. Piero Toso un prof. Franco Claudio Ferrari, un vēlāk pilnveidojies pie H. Šēringa.

No 1978. - 1984.gadam viņš ir bijis vijoles katedras priekšsēdētājs Parmas konservatorijā, bet no 1985. - 2020. gadam priekšēdētājs Veronas konservatorijā.

No 1977. līdz 1980. gadam spēlē "I Solisti Veneti" kamerorķestrī. Kā solists un kameransambļu dalībnieks, sniedzis nozīmīgus koncertus Itālijā, Vācijā, Austrijā, Spānijā, Francijā, Beļģijā, Luksemburgā, Peru,Šveicē, Somijā, Polijā, Ēģiptē, Grieķijā, Portugālē, Polijā, Zviedrijā un Rumānijā.

1983. gadā izveido "Trio Scaligero", ar kuru sniedzis koncertus visā Eiropā un ierakstījis pirmatskaņojumus F.Cilea, E.Lalo, A.Borodina trio.

No 1985. līdz 1998. gadam bijis pirmais solists “Ensemble Urs Machler” un no 1995. līdz 1999. gadam pirmā vijole "Il Quintetto del Vittoriale" ar kuru pilnveidoja Itālijas kameransambļa repertuāru.

Kopš 1994. gada Roberto Muttoni ir diriģents un solo vijole "Serenissima Ensemble".

Ir aicināts pasniegt meistarklases vijolē un kamermūzikā Florencē, Štutgartē, Zagrebā, Bukarestē "G.Enescu Universitātē", University of Jasi, Oradea universitātē (Rumānijā), Maišica de Vigo augstākajā konservatorijā (Spānijā), Augstākās mūzikas konservatorijā La Corunaa (Spānijā), Ingesundas mūzikas skolā, Karlstsdes Universitātē (Zviedrijā), ESMAE - Escola superior de musica un artes do espectaculo Porto (Portugālē), Mūzikas akadēmijā “I.J. Paderewski 'Poznaņā (Polijā), J. Vītola Latvijas mūzikas akadēmijā Rīgā , Jāņa Ivanova mūzikas vidusskolā Rēzeknē, Siguldas Mākslu skolā «Baltais Flīģelis« (Latvijā) utt.

Ieskaņojis CD ar tādām ierakstu kompānijām kā "Sipario" Milānā, "Nuova Era", "Accademia", "Erato", "Classic Arts "," Maxima Harmonia "," Emera " un ierakstījis tiešraides koncertus RAI radio un televizijā Italijā, Spānijas radio (Radio Clasica, RNE), Westdeuscher Rundfunk, Bayerische Rundfunk, Francijas radio un Beļģijas radio.

Daudzas Roberto Muttoni kompozīcijas ir atskaņotas Itālijā, Šveicē, Francijā un Vācijā. Viņš ir bijis arī "Arena di Verona" mākslinieciskais vadītājs un "Bel canto Foundation" mākslinieciskais vadītājs Limā (Peru).

Publicē izdevniecībām Lilium Edition, Salatino edizioni musicali, Musica Baltica un PromArt.

2022. gada pēc smaga ceļu satiksmes negadījuma ir nācies pamest koncertdarbību un šobrīd nodarbojas ar pedagoģisko darbu un kompozīciju.

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Roberto Muttoni violinista, nato a Verona nel 1958, si è diplomato al Conservatorio “A.Boito” di Parma . Ha iniziato lo studio del violino con Piero Toso per poi seguire la Scuola di Franco Claudio Ferrari (allievo prediletto di Maxim Jacobsen) si è poi perfezionato con Henryk Szering.

Dal 1978-2020 è stato titolare della cattedra di Violino principale al Conservatorio di Parma e al Conservatorio di Verona.

Dal 1977 al 1980 ha fatto parte de “I Solisti Veneti” partecipando a tournées ed incisioni discografiche. Come solista e in formazioni cameristiche ha tenuto concerti per importanti istituzioni concertistiche in Italia, Germania, Austria, Spagna, Francia, Belgio, Lussemburgo, Perù, Svizzera, Finlandia, Lettonia, Egitto, Grecia, Portogallo, Polonia, Svezia e Romania.

Nel 1983 ha costituito il “Trio Scaligero” con il quale tiene concerti in tutta Europa ed ha inciso in prima assoluta i Trii di F.Cilea, E.Lalo, A.Borodin.

Dal 1985 al 1998 ha ricoperto il ruolo di primo violino solista dell’Ensemble Urs Machler e dal 1995 al 1999 è stato primo violino de “Il Quintetto del Vittoriale” con il quale si è dedicato alla valorizzazione del repertorio cameristico italiano. Dal 1994 è direttore e violino solista del “Serenissima Ensemble”. E’ stato invitato a tenere Master Classes di Violino e Musica da camera ai corsi internazionali di Firenze, Stoccarda, Zagabria, Bucarest “Università G.Enescu” , Università di Jasi, Università di Oradea (Romania), Conservatorio Superior de Mùsica de Vigo ( Spagna), Conservatorio Superior de Musica a La Coruna (Spagna) , Iugesund School of Music,Karlstsd University (Svezia), ESMAE – Escola superior de musica e artes do espectaculo a Porto (Portogallo),Academy of Music 'I.J. Paderewski' a Poznan (Polonia), JVLMA – Jāzepa Vītola Latvijas acamdemia di musica a Riga, Jana Ivanova scuola superiore di musica a Rezekne, Scuola delle arti «Baltais Flīģelis« in Sigulda (Lettonia) e Assisi nel festival “Suono sacro”.

Incide per le case discografiche “Sipario” di Milano, “Nuova Era”, “Accademia”, “Erato”, “Classic Art”, “Maxima Harmonia”, “ Emera” e ha registrato concerti live per la RAI, per la Radio Spagnola (Radio Clasica, RNE), la Westdeuscher Rundfunk, la Bayerische Rundfunk, la Radio francese e la Radio belga. Numerose sue composizioni sono state eseguite in Italia, Svizzera, Francia, Germania.

E’ stato direttore artistico della “Fondazione Arena di Verona” e della “Fondazione Bel canto” di Lima ( Perù).

Le sue nusiche sono pubblicate da  Lilium Edition, Salatino edizioni musicali, Musica Baltica e PromArt.

Dal 2022 in seguito a un grave incidente stradale ha dovuto abbandonare l'attività concertistica e attualmente si dedica all'insegnamento e alla composizione.