+ Follow UTO UGHI Tag
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[Title] => Superlatives are in order: Uto Ughi, 66, still stuns / A concert, a Nippon exhibit
[Summary] => Presented by the Italian Embassy on its National Day, Uto Ughi, 66, one of Italy’s leading violinists, magnetized his listeners from the start.
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[Title] => Of caprices, conductors and Uto Ughi
[Summary] => Those hands, those fingers. I see them now grappling with tempura bits (he loves how the dish is served at Sofitel’s Spiral) and gesturing to stress a point (about that ineffably lovely creature called classical music and its boorish cousin called rock ‘n’ roll), and all I can think of are those hands, those fingers grappling with the violin strings, gesturing out something invisible yet essential, mapping out a capriccio by Paganini, something dripping with technical ecstasy.
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[Title] => AT HOME WITH AMBASSADOR LUCA FORNARI & SILVANA FORNARI: Diplomacy, Italian-style
[Summary] => Italian Ambassador to the Philippines Luca Fornari has a modest proposal for Filipinos. Why not export their most recent commodity to the world — clean, honest elections?
[DatePublished] => 2010-05-29 00:00:00
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[Summary] => A notable musician once said: “The love of classical music is only partially a natural response to hearing the works performed, it also must come about by a decision to listen carefully, to pay close attention, a decision inevitably motivated by the cultural and social prestige of the art.”
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UTO UGHI
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