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Part of these collections: Bach, Baroque, Cello, Remixed by Four Stones. Customers who bought Vito Paternoster also bought: Magnatune Compilation, DJ Cary, Four Stones, Ivan Ilic, Drop Trio, Lara St John, Shiva in Exile, Brad Sucks, Robert Rich, Arthur Yoria.
"CD1-Bach Cello Suites" by Vito Paternoster is the 37th best selling album this month (23rd this week). It is the 9th best selling Classical album this week.
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 |  | CD1-Bach Cello Suites [play hifi lofi] [license] [buy] |
 | | CD1-Bach Sonatas and Partitas for solo violin [play hifi lofi] [license] [buy] |
 | | CD2-Bach Cello Suites [play hifi lofi] [license] [buy] |
 | | CD2-Bach Sonatas and Partitas for solo violin [play hifi lofi] [license] [buy] |
 | | Inzaffirio [play hifi lofi] [license] [buy] |
He continues to perform with I Musici today, as well as performing as a soloist in
the most important theatres of the world.
Paternoster has been widely recorded, both as a soloist and in
emsembles.
His Sonatas and Partitas for violoncello by Bach, from an 18th century
manuscript, is the world premiere recording of these pieces. His
recording of the six Bach cello suites have been aclaimed by the
international press.
He has directed the Symphony Orchestra of Bari, of Abruzzo, and the
Symphony Orchestra Betica of Siviglia, the "B. Marcello" of Teramo.
With the latter he directed the first modern performance of "Diana
amante di Leo" in Brindisi.
Recently he directed "Il pane dal profano al sacro" (a musical route
about the meaning of bread in the southern culture through the
centuries), a program composed by him, with the Symphony Orchestra of
Bari.
He founded the baroque orchestra "La Lyra di Anphione", which he
directed in Spoleto, where he opened the Lyrical Season '99 of the
Experimental Lyrical Theatre. Critics consider this production ("Dido
and Aeneas" by H. Purcell) as a "delightful performance" and "the
director was not on the platform but into music and singing, all the
same with them" (Q. Principe).
He plays a violoncello manufactured by L. Carcassi (Florence 1792) and
he is a conservatory teacher of violoncello at the conservatory of Bari.
Vito Paternoster graduated from the conservatory of S. Cecilia when he
was very young, under A. Baldovino's guidance. He won a competition
for 1st violoncello at the Rai in Rome, and joined the prestigious
ensemble I Musici.
