Angelo Branduardi

ITALIAN SINGER-SONGWRITER, VIOLINIST AND COMPOSER ANGELO BRANDUARDI RETURNS TO BELGIUM ON SUNDAY, OCTOBER 3, 2027, AT THE QUEEN ELISABETH HALL IN ANTWERP Angelo Branduardi presents 'Confessioni di un Malandrino', featuring his most famous songs and lesser-known gems in a unique duo arrangement with long-time musical companion Fabio Valdemarin. Branduardi's violin and guitar are complemented by Valdemarin's "little orchestra" of grand piano, guitars and accordion. On Sunday, October 3rd, 2027, Branduardi returns to Belgium for an enchanting evening at the Queen Elisabeth Hall in Antwerp. A unique opportunity to discover his musical world live! Angelo Branduardi was born in Cuggiono (Milan) and moved with his family to Genoa as a young man, where he began studying the violin and graduated from the conservatory at the age of 16. He learnt to play the guitar and began to compose his first songs, inspired by texts by poets such as Sergei Esenin, Dante and his teacher Franco Fortini. Much of Angelo Branduardi's most famous music is inspired by pieces from an ancient and often forgotten past. His music, which is again completely acoustic, takes on a different breath, almost esoteric, in search of deep feeling. His duo partner, Fabio Valdemarin, is a multi-instrumentalist and arranger who has been playing the piano since the age of four. Over the years he has worked with Ornella Vanoni, Mario Lavezzi, Neffa, J-Ax, Fiorella Mannoia, to name but a few. He has worked with Angelo Branduardi for a long time, and their collaboration has resulted in a deep friendship, appreciation and mutual acquaintance. It is precisely this acquaintance that will enable the musicians in this special 'concert for two' to switch from one instrument to another with great ease. They will play famous and lesser-known pieces, without forgetting Branduardi's classics. Those who allow themselves to enjoy this experience will be able to take something away from Angelo and his music. Don't miss Angeleo Branduardi live in Belgium on Sunday, October 3rd, 2027 at the Queen Elisabeth Hall in Antwerp!