Playing Memories, Napoli eterna presentation at Palazzo Farnese

Saint Louis College of Music presents Napoli eterna, an episode of Playing Memories, the docu-series available on RaiPlay starting Nov. 5, 2025

November 20, 6 p.m. at the Grand Salone of Palazzo Farnese at the French Embassy in Rome, as part of Eurovisioni, the episode of the docu-series Playing Memories “Napoli Eterna”, which recounts the journey of a group of young artists engaged, over a period of fifteen days, in the creation of a multidisciplinary performance dedicated to the Neapolitan musical tradition. The performance was later staged at the Pôle Supérieur Paris Boulogne-Billancourt. Guest of the episode is Maestro Peppe Vessicchio, present with all his passion and professionalism in“Napoli eterna,” probably in his last television appearance.

Opening, the singer Gabriella Di Capua, star of the “Napoli Eterna” episode, will play an excerpt from the performance, performed live, accompanied on piano by Pietro Intotaro.

Speakers

  • Stefano Mastruzzi, Artistic Director Saint Louis College of Music
  • Teresa De Santis, Creative Producer Playing Memories.
  • Nicola Cirilli, CEO Saint Louis College of Music
  • Marcello Ciannamea, RAI Digital and Transmedia Content Director

In attendance will be:
Marco Liorni, host of RaiUno, Narrator of the series

h 17:30 Welcome Cocktail

h 18:00 Presentation Playing Memories and screening episode “Napoli Eterna”

h 19:00 Aperitif with live performance by Gabriella Di Capua and Pietro Intotaro

To participate, you must register on Eventbrite HERE.

Registration must be repeated for each individual participant.

The Saint Louis has embarked on an artistic research project that integrates music and the performing arts in a structured, internationally focused journey. Playing Memories is developed through eight artistic residencies that weave together music, acting, dance and visual arts, resulting in multidisciplinary performances staged in front of large audiences in different cities around theworld-from Milan to Prague, Rome to Kazakhstan, and Colombia, Spain, France and the United Kingdom.

The Playing Memories project also gave rise to a docu-series, available for streaming on RaiPlay starting Nov. 5, 2025, which chronicles the experience of the 120 young artists, from different countries, who took part in the residencies and final performances. The series also hosts the participation of prominent figures in the Italian music and cultural scene, including. Dardust, Dito nella piaga, Michele Bravi, Mirkoeilcane, Diana Del Bufalo, Roy Paci, Margherita Vicario and the recently deceased Maestro Peppe Vessicchio.

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