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Experience the Finest Luxury Villa Rentals in Italy

Choosing the Perfect Luxury Villa Rental in Italy

Selecting the right villa for your stay is crucial to making the most of your Italian experience. When looking for luxury villa rentals Italy, consider the region that best matches your vacation style. If you crave the serenity of golden vineyards and ancient olive groves, Tuscany is an exceptional choice. Those drawn to azure coastlines will find paradise on the Amalfi Coast or the picturesque islands of Sicily. Italy’s diverse landscapes mean that each villa rental can offer a unique blend of views, ambiance, and local activities, adding to the allure of a villa vacation.

Amenities and Services: Italian luxury villas are known for their refined amenities, often featuring private pools, landscaped gardens, and state-of-the-art facilities, such as gourmet kitchens and entertainment rooms. Guests are welcomed with unparalleled service options, including private chefs, housekeeping, and concierge services to arrange everything from guided vineyard tours to private boat trips. In some villas, you might find art collections, wine cellars, and even spas, creating a resort-like experience within your own private sanctuary.

Discovering the Charm of Luxury Villa Lucca Italy Rent

Nestled in the heart of Tuscany, Lucca is a charming, lesser-known gem brimming with history, architectural marvels, and an authentic Italian atmosphere. Known for its Renaissance-era city walls and maze-like cobblestone streets, Lucca is both peaceful and enriching—a perfect place to enjoy the splendor of luxury villa rentals. For travelers considering a luxury villa Lucca Italy rent option, there are numerous properties to choose from, each with distinct styles that reflect Lucca’s historical character and natural beauty.

Lucca's villas often feature rustic stone exteriors, spacious courtyards, and terraces that overlook vineyards and olive groves, offering a secluded escape into the Italian countryside. Unlike the more tourist-heavy parts of Tuscany, Lucca is less crowded, allowing visitors to immerse themselves fully in the tranquil Italian lifestyle. Here, you can enjoy leisurely walks through the walled city, visit quaint cafés and boutiques, and explore Lucca’s many historic sites, including the beautiful San Martino Cathedral and the Guinigi Tower, with its breathtaking panoramic views.

Exclusive Experiences: When renting a luxury villa in Lucca, you can explore the surrounding Tuscan villages and vineyards with ease. Many villa rentals provide bicycles for guests to traverse the scenic countryside and experience Tuscan life up close. Additionally, you can arrange for vineyard tours, wine tastings, or cooking classes, allowing you to engage deeply with local culture and Italian traditions.

What to Expect from Your Luxury Villa Experience in Italy

Renting a luxury villa in Italy is not just about the accommodations—it’s about creating a lifestyle that epitomizes relaxation and indulgence. The best luxury villas capture the essence of Italy’s unique regions, allowing you to fully experience the flavors, colors, and culture that define this country. You’ll wake up to the smell of fresh Italian espresso, spend your days by the pool or exploring ancient towns, and enjoy authentic meals prepared with local ingredients.

Moreover, villas in Italy cater to a variety of guest needs, whether you’re traveling with family, a group of friends, or on a romantic getaway. Many villas provide flexible spaces for gathering together or enjoying time alone. Family-friendly options often include ample outdoor space, making them perfect for children to explore safely while adults relax and unwind.

Planning Your Next Italian Getaway

A luxury villa rental in Italy offers unparalleled freedom, privacy, and a level of comfort that traditional hotels simply cannot match. From the coastal views of Positano to the enchanting vineyards of Tuscany, a luxury villa in Italy is the ultimate way to experience Italian hospitality. And for those specifically interested in Tuscany’s quieter side, exploring the options for luxury villa Lucca Italy rent will reveal beautiful, historic properties that offer a serene escape amidst Tuscany’s rolling hills and idyllic countryside.

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CP 2816 por Lucca Malazzo Por Flickr: With the consist all back together after it's private event in Monterrey, the Final Spike Steam Tour train basks under the afternoon sun on Track 404 as they wait for it's 6am OD call to San Luis Potosi the next day. Monterrey, NL.

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Under the Tuscan Sun: Crafting Your Ideal Italy Vacation in Tuscany

Tuscany is more than just a travel destination—it's an experience that captivates the heart. Renowned for its romantic charm, ancient culture, and mesmerizing landscapes, this part of Italy offers an enchanting exploration for every visitor. The region boasts breathtaking architecture and world-class wines, making a Tuscany Italy vacation a sensory delight.

For those seeking an exceptional Tuscany experience, Italy Luxury Tours specializes in customizing vacation packages. Whether you're drawn to wine tours, culinary journeys, hiking adventures, or beachside relaxation, they create a Tuscany vacation package that aligns with your unique interests.

Pisa: Beyond the Leaning Tower

There’s more to Pisa than the Leaning Tower, its top terrace views, and the Museo dell’ Orto Botanico. It offers a rich cultural tapestry that is perfect for enhancing your Tuscany Italy vacation. When you go on a luxury private tour, you are given a personal guide that will take you through its ancient streets to find art, museums, and cafes that only locals know of.

Discover Florence’s art and history.

Tuscany’s capital is drenched in art, history, and architectural grandeur. A luxurious Tuscany vacation package lets you delve deep into its cultural landmarks, including the Uffizi Gallery, Piazzale Michelangelo, and the iconic Ponte Vecchio. Enhance your experience with cooking classes that indulge your senses!

Wine tours through Tuscany’s vineyards

Explore the renowned vineyards of Chianti, Maremma, Montalcino, and Montepulciano! These tours are celebrated for offering exceptional wine and food experiences—a hallmark of Tuscany Italy vacations.

Uncover hidden gems

A truly luxurious Tuscany Italy vacation also means exploring lesser-known but equally captivating places like Pienza, Montalcino, Siena, San Gimignano, Lucca, and Montecatini Terme. From Renaissance architecture in Pienza to Brunello di Montalcino wine tasting, these destinations add a unique touch to your holiday.

Plan your dream getaway.

Vacations in Tuscany are more than just sightseeing—they offer a holistic blend of culture, cuisine, history, and natural beauty. A private Tuscany vacation package promises a magical and relaxing escape for travelers of all ages.

Are you ready to experience this captivating part of Italy? Start your journey with Italy Luxury Tours. They offer unforgettable experiences tailored to your desires, whether you love art, wine, history, or exploration. Connect with their travel experts to create your dream Tuscany Italy vacation.

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Circo Nero Italia, a dicembre 2023 in tour in tutta Italia tra Firenze, Roma, Bergamo, Caserta, Lucca, Pistoia (...)

A dicembre Circo Nero Italia, collettivo di artisti e performer coordinato da Duccio Cantini, è in tour ogni sera o quasi in tutta Italia. Anzi spesso, gli artisti si dividono in più gruppi per dar energia e glamour con le loro performance ad eventi diversi. Non abbiamo elencato qui sotto i party aziendali, altrimenti gli appuntamenti sarebbero ancora di più. Non solo, tutti gli eventi che partono dal 15 e continuano senza soluzione di continuità fino al 31 dicembre prendono vita dopo un weekend lungo di eventi, quello dell'Immacolata, decisamente impegnativo e importante per Circo Nero Italia. 

Ecco quindi tutti o quasi gli appuntamenti di queste settimane: il 15/12 Circo Nero Italia fa scatenare l'evento Snowland all'Otel di Firenze. Sabato 16/12 gli artisti si spostano a Sud, al Cosmos di Caserta. Il 19/12 regalano al loro energia alla Andrea Bocelli Foundation, per private party tutto da vivere. Venerdì 22/12 eccoli al Cobra - Marina di Pietrasanta (Lucca),   la sera dopo eccoli al Nord: il 23/12 portano Circo Revolution al #Costez - Telgate (Bergamo). La sera di Natale, il 25/12, tornano  Otel Firenze e sono pure con il format Classic @ La Villa Resort  - Montecatini (Pistoia). Ed eccoci al doppio Capodanno 2024 firmato Circo Nero Italia: il 31/12 per l'evento Fabolous sono ancora all'Otel di Firenze. A Roma sono invece all'evento Wunderkammer, a Castelgandolfo.

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Circo Nero Italia è un collettivo di artisti che lascia il segno ovunque si esibisca, sia sul palco che al di fuori. Guidati dal coordinatore Duccio Cantini, questi performer sono maestri nell'unire elementi diversi come la bellezza e la meraviglia per creare uno spettacolo coinvolgente che intrattiene il pubblico, ma che allo stesso tempo tocca anche il cuore e stimola la riflessione. 

Non c'è contesto che possa tenere a freno la loro capacità di regalare emozioni al pubblico con la loro multiforme creatività. Per questo loro performance hanno conquistato il mondo e il loro stile è inimitabile. Circo Nero Italia propone, tra l'altro, tanti format diversi: Circo Nero Classic, Circo Revolution, Woodoo, Los Hermanos, e tanti altri. Ogni format regala un'atmosfera completamente differente ed emoziona gli ospiti con un suo fascino particolare. 

"Non metteremo mai in piedi spettacoli di semplice intrattenimento con qualche bella performance d'impatto a fare da cornice", racconta Duccio Cantini, che coordina la party crew. "E' e sarà sempre uno show evolutivo, ricco di emozioni e ispirato ai grandi spettacoli internazionali. Cerchiamo sempre di alzare l'asticella della bellezza e del coinvolgimento emotivo per portare il pubblico, per una notte, in altri mondi... siano essi interiori, inferiori o superiori."

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Unlocking the Beauty of La Spezia: A Guide to Shore Excursions

Nestled along the stunning Ligurian coastline of Italy, La Spezia is a picturesque port city that serves as the gateway to some of the country's most enchanting destinations. If you find yourself with a day to spare during a cruise stop in La Spezia, you're in for a treat. This guide will take you on a journey through the best La Spezia shore excursions, including day trips from La Spezia and private shore excursions tailored to your preferences.

Exploring Cinque Terre: A Coastal Gem

No La Spezia shore excursion is complete without a visit to Cinque Terre, a UNESCO World Heritage site that comprises five vibrant, cliffside villages—Monterosso, Vernazza, Corniglia, Manarola, and Riomaggiore. These colorful, terraced settlements are known for their breathtaking coastal beauty, hiking trails, and fresh seafood. Whether you're an avid hiker or prefer a leisurely stroll, the hiking trails that connect these villages offer stunning views of the Mediterranean Sea and the surrounding landscape.

Charming Pisa and the Leaning Tower

A short drive from La Spezia brings you to the iconic city of Pisa. Here, you can marvel at the famous Leaning Tower of Pisa, a must-see attraction that has fascinated travelers for centuries. In addition to the Leaning Tower, the Piazza dei Miracoli (Square of Miracles) houses the stunning Pisa Cathedral and the Baptistery. Be sure to take the obligatory "holding up the tower" photo while you're there!

Lucca: A Hidden Gem in Tuscany

Just a stone's throw from Pisa lies the charming town of Lucca, a hidden gem in Tuscany. Encircled by well-preserved Renaissance walls, Lucca boasts picturesque cobblestone streets, elegant churches, and bustling piazzas. A private shore excursion to Lucca allows you to explore its historical center, rent a bike to cycle along the city walls, and savor a delightful Italian meal at a local trattoria.

Siena: A Taste of Tuscany's Rich History

For history buffs and culture enthusiasts, a day trip to Siena is a must. This medieval city is famous for its well-preserved historic center and the stunning Siena Cathedral (Duomo di Siena). Be sure to visit the magnificent Piazza del Campo, where the thrilling Palio horse race takes place twice a year. Stroll through Siena's winding streets, enjoy local cuisine, and soak in the city's rich heritage.

Creating Your Perfect Private Shore Excursion

While these are some of the highlights of La Spezia shore excursions, a private shore excursion allows you to tailor your day to your interests. Whether you want to explore off-the-beaten-path villages, sample regional wines, or delve into local history, a private tour can be customized to fulfill your desires. Knowledgeable guides will ensure you make the most of your time in this beautiful region.

In conclusion, La Spezia shore excursions offer a wealth of experiences, from the coastal wonders of Cinque Terre to the historical treasures of Pisa, Lucca, and Siena. Whether you opt for a guided tour or create your own adventure, La Spezia's beauty and culture are sure to leave an indelible mark on your Italian journey. Unlock the beauty of La Spezia and its surroundings on your next shore excursion—it's an experience you won't soon forget. 

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Shore Excursion to Pisa and Lucca from Livorno Or La Spezia Port. See all that Tuscany has to offer on this day trip to Livorno, La Spezia. Book now! Contact us today: +39 338 167 3705.

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JCR Monthly - Wellness Travel

Wellness travel is booming. A recent American Express study reports that more than half (68%) of all travelers are now planning their next vacation around wellness. As many of you know, Anthony and I have long been into fitness and health. Fun fact: I was actually featured in an article about ‘exercise in nursery school’ when I was only four. I love that our JCR hotels share the passion for wellbeing too - making it easy for travelers to stay healthy on the road. Following are highlights of a few JCR hotel initiatives, starting with Soneva (Maldives, Thailand), Hacienda AltaGracia (Costa Rica) and Grantley Hall (UK). 

OPPOSITES ATTRACT WITH SONEVA SOUL

(Maldives & Thailand)

Soneva’s ‘Soneva Soul’ is a transformative wellness concept that transcends throughout Soneva Jani and Soneva Fushi (Maldives) and Soneva Kiri (Thailand) properties. Basically, it unites two seemingly polar opposites: ancient healing therapies like Ayurveda and Chinese Medicine; with methodologies like vitamin therapy, integrative medicine (cryotherapy, ozone therapy, hyperbaric oxygen therapy) and sleep programs. Yoga, movement and wholesome nutrition, with emphasis on plant-based cuisine, rounds out the experience.

Ultimate Relax: The yoga and meditation platform at Soneva Jani’s Island Spa (Maldives), sits high above the trees, offering stunning views of a private turquoise lagoon; while open-air treatment rooms offer the soothing natural soundtrack of ocean waves.

INTO THE WELL AT HACIENDA ALTAGRACIA

(Costa Rica)

Home to a coffee plantation, organic farm, horse stables and impressive hydrotherapy center, THE WELL at Hacienda AltaGracia (by Auberge) is not a typical spa. Set in the foothills of Costa Rica’s Talamanca mountains, there’s adventure too (hiking, horseback riding, nocturnal treks) alongside soulful yoga sessions, meditation and astrology. Spa treatments infuse local herbs, flowers and rituals with more high-tech offerings like 'lymph boots' and infrared cabins.

Ultimate Relax: Hacienda’s 50 casitas (some with plunge pools) by New York interior designer Nina Gotlieb, offer their own relaxing vibe with their weathered wood, firepits, vine-covered pergolas and views of the rainforest and clouds over the green valley.

THE ART OF BALANCE AT THREE GRACES SPA

(England)

Grantley Hall’s Three Graces Spa is all about balance and helping spa goers reset their mind, body and spirit in a way that resonates. The experience begins with an in depth wellness consultation followed by a customized treatment plan combining ancient modalities with the latest science. There’s no depravity however. Grantley Hall, the brainchild of charismatic Yorkshire-born owner Valeria Sykes, is beyond grand - right down to its  Michelin fine-dining restaurant.

Ultimate Relax: Before and after body wraps, scrubs, massages and facials, dip into the steamy hydrotherapy pool, soak in the outdoor cedar hot tub and while the hours away in the thermal chamber: steam, sauna and even snow room.  

Ballyfin, Ireland: Meander the grounds, dip into the heated pool, opt for a spa treatment or for ultimate indulgence book an Irish seaweed bath in room.

Castlemartyr Resort, Ireland: Book a spa treatment by ESPA (or Germaine De Capuccini), play a round of golf, and relax in the heated pool, encased by glass overlooking the garden.

Chan Chich Lodge, Belize: Explore solo or with a resident guide nine miles of jungle trails.

Eustatia Island, British Virgin Islands: A 3.5-mile natural spa, this private island offers thalassotherapy (sea), yoga, hiking/jogging trails and endless water sports.

Family Twist, Europe: Families who love biking love Family Twist’s city-cycling tours. Destinations include Barcelona, Les Calanques, Rome and Old Lucca.

Glenapp Castle, Scotland: Opt for a marine-based Thalgo treatment at nearby Pebbles Spa, set on the edge of the coastline, or for a full-on salt-air journey, book Glenapp’s Hebridean Sea Safari.

The Greenwich, New York City: Japanese-inspired Shibui is one of NYC’s most coveted spas renowned for its authentic ambience, luxurious treatments and private onsen rituals.

HL Adventure, Iceland: Go beyond Iceland’s famous Blue Lagoon. Follow a remote trail into a canyon to bathe in hidden geothermal hot pools and cold-water spring. No crowds.

Hotel Esprit Saint Germain, Paris: After walking the twisty streets of Paris, return to the hotel’s private, light-flooded relaxation area (sauna, steam) with a view of the city’s rooftops.

Hotel Le Toiny, St. Barth: Practice yoga on the beach, learn to surf, then slip off into the hotel’s sweet Serenity Spa.

Katikies Santorini, Greece: The stairs alone are a workout. But for added luxury, reserve the spa suite, a hidden cave with private steam bath, hot tub, and side-by-side massage beds - perfect for two.

Malliouhana, Anguilla: Wellness by the water is beyond dreamy at this stunning seaside property.  Start with sun salutations in the sand, then go poolside with Pilates.

The Safari Collection, Africa: Have breakfast with the giraffes then cocoon into the sauna, steam room and hot tub. Recline after, over tea, on the rooftop garden to giraffe watch.

Sheen Falls Lodge, Ireland: Easanna Spa (which means ‘waterfall’) draws inspiration from river Sheen and Kenmare Bay. Enjoy seaweed wraps, scrubs, facials by Ireland’s famed Voya.

Tierra Hotels, Chile: Heated pools with stunning views, hot tubs under the stars and treatments infusing local ingredients are part of Tierra’s Uma Spa concept. Available at Atacama, Patagonia and Chiloé.

Xanadu Villas, Tanzania: Spa set right on the beach features sumptuous and healing spa treatments by South Africa’s renowned Africology brand.

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Welcome to Lucca from Venice! We were plagued with a non-existing WiFi connection in Lucca, so we are going to attempt to catch you up with our last 3 days before we head out into the streets of Venice...we arrived in Lucca after a 6+ hour train ride, which fortunately went quite smoothly...we immediately had a 3+ hour private tour to learn about the history of the city...quite amazing...it is a walled city, and our hotel was within the walls...we happened to be here on their most holy day of the year, the Santo Volto festival, which we will explain tomorrow...there was also a paper sculpture contest with huge statues made totally out of paper scattered throughout the city...the last picture, albeit quite disturbing, had to make our post as the skeletal remains were those of St. Davino, the saint of wine...I will say no more...thanks for being patient...much more to follow...

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Experience Luxury in Lucca: Renting a Villa in the Heart of Tuscany

The Appeal of a Luxury Villa in Lucca

When it comes to finding accommodation in Lucca, nothing compares to the experience of staying in a private villa. These luxury homes provide an exclusive retreat where you can unwind in style while immersing yourself in the beauty of the Tuscan landscape. Renting a villa offers privacy and space that hotels or smaller vacation homes simply can’t match. With expansive gardens, stunning views, and amenities such as private pools, personal chefs, and housekeepers, luxury villas cater to every desire, ensuring an unforgettable stay.

Many villas are restored historic properties, luxury villa Lucca Italy Rent blending authentic Tuscan charm with modern-day comforts. Picture rustic stone walls, traditional terracotta floors, and antique furnishings complemented by state-of-the-art kitchens, lavish bathrooms, and plush bedrooms. Whether you want to enjoy a peaceful morning sipping coffee in a rose-filled garden or unwind by the pool with a glass of wine, every corner of these properties invites relaxation and indulgence.

Exploring Lucca and Surroundings

A villa rental in Lucca provides the ideal base for exploring the region. Lucca itself is known for its well-preserved Renaissance-era city walls, which are a favorite for leisurely strolls or bike rides. The city’s piazzas are bustling with cafes, restaurants, and shops, and it’s easy to spend hours wandering the narrow, cobbled streets. Don’t miss iconic landmarks such as the Guinigi Tower, with its rooftop garden, or the Lucca Cathedral, which houses incredible works of art.

Beyond Lucca, the entire region is yours to discover. The stunning landscapes of Tuscany stretch out in all directions, offering opportunities for day trips to nearby attractions like Pisa, Florence, and the wine region of Chianti. Visit local vineyards for wine tasting, take cooking classes to learn authentic Italian recipes, or simply enjoy the slower pace of life as you take in the breathtaking views from your villa terrace.

Customizing Your Luxury Villa Experience

One of the best aspects of renting a luxury villa in Lucca is the ability to personalize your experience. Most villa rentals offer concierge services, allowing you to arrange private chefs, in-villa spa treatments, and guided tours. Want to explore Lucca on a Vespa or enjoy a hot air balloon ride over the Tuscan hills? These experiences can easily be arranged to ensure your vacation is truly one-of-a-kind.

For food lovers, luxury villas in lucca Tuscany is a paradise. Indulge in local cuisine made with fresh, seasonal ingredients. Many villas come equipped with gourmet kitchens, or you can hire a private chef to prepare a sumptuous Tuscan feast right in the comfort of your home. From homemade pasta and rich truffle dishes to the region’s renowned wines, dining at your villa can be a highlight of the trip.

Booking Your Luxury Villa in Lucca

Renting a luxury villa in Lucca offers a unique opportunity to live like a local while enjoying the high-end amenities of a five-star resort. With various options available, ranging from countryside estates to city villas, there’s something for every traveler’s preference. Whether you’re looking for a quiet retreat or a base for your Tuscan adventures, a luxury villa rental ensures a comfortable and elegant stay.

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Travel info about Trains to Florence

Cheap trains to Florence make it easy and cost-effective to travel to one of the centres of the Renaissance. Situated on the Piazza della Stazione, the Santa Maria Novella is Florence's main train station. Every day, trains from Venice, Bologna, Rome, Milan, Turin and many other local cities head to the centre of Florence, which presents world-class art, magnificent architecture and delicious food to every visitor.

 Florence is the capital of the province of Tuscany in central Italy. Immersed in the history of the Middle Ages and Renaissance, the city is known for its fine wines, gourmet food, amazing art and architecture. Every year, millions of tourists flock to the city, many of whom arrive via Santa Maria Novella train station. Trenitalia operates local trains between Campo di Marte and Rifredi train stations in Florence, while the bus network is operated by ATF and Li-nea.

 Trains to Florence Popular Travel Routes

There are several popular travel routes to Florence by train from different leaving cities, such as Rome, Milan, Venice, Paris, London, etc. Take a train to Florence and discover its culture and history. If you have any interest in buying the cheapest train ticket, visit our train ticket purchasing page to Florence now.

 Trains to Florence from Rome

 Distance from Rome to Florence: 162 miles

 Travel Time from Rome to Florence: 1 hour 30min or 3 hours 30 min

 Daily Trains from Rome to Florence: 85

 Trains to Florence from Rome fare: 21.65 - 50

 Train to Florence from Milan Malpensa Airport (MXP)

 Go straight from the airport into the heart of the Renaissance. Find out about taking the train from Milan Malpensa Airport to Florence. Enjoy the lowest available fares on train travel from Florence Milan Malpensa Airport to Florence on MyTrainPal.com.

 Milan's Malpensa Airport (MXP) is the second-busiest airport in Italy, after Rome’s Fiumicino, and one of the main entry points for international travellers. If your heart is set on Renaissance Italy, however, you’ll need to leave Milan and make your way to Florence.

 Distance from Milan Malpensa Airport to Florence: 221 miles

 Travel Time from Milan Malpensa Airport to Florence: 3 hours or 8 hour

 Daily Trains from Milan Malpensa Airport to Florence: 33

 Trains to Florence from Milan Malpensa Airport fare: 41.6 - 157

 Trains to Florence from Lucca

 Travel through the Renaissance era to one of Italy's most beautiful walled cities. Learn about taking the train from Lucca to Florence. The average journey time by train between Lucca and Florence is 1 hour and 35 minutes, with around 41 trains per day.

 Visiting Florence

The Duomo in the centre of Florence is a stunning sight, covered with white and green marble. Incredibly, its red brick dome has not been completed for 150 years after the main building was completed. Today, tourists from all over the world come in groups to visit the masterpieces of Filippo Brunelleschi, which has become a symbol of Florence. Not far from the Duomo is the Basilica di San Lorenzo. It was full of murals and sculptures and buried the graves of many members of the Medici family. Visitors should be aware that many churches, art museums and palaces in Florence use a limited-time ticket system. Due to its connection to the history of the banking industry, private travel agencies in Florence can offer tours on this subject. Most of these tours are the city's artistic and architectural heritage. Shoppers can find high-quality fashion items on Tornabuoni, and excursions to nearby towns such as Fiesole and Setignano are among Tuscany's many tours.

 Want to book a trip online? Find yourself the cheapest train ticket to Florence with TrainPal.

 How to find the cheapest train tickets to Florence With TrainPal

To get the cheapest train ticket to Florence, you need to be very savvy when buying tickets. But don't worry, we are here to give you the best advice to save money. Until you realize it, you will have some extra money to spend in the city instead of just using it to go there!

 Let's start our money-saving list, first of all, be sure to buy train tickets in advance. In some cases, the price of a train ticket will increase as the departure date approaches. So, by buying a pre-sale ticket as far in advance as possible, you will give yourself a better chance of getting a cheap train ticket to Florence.

 Want to know more? Visit our train ticket page for a complete guide.

 When buying advance tickets, try to book your tickets during off-peak hours. When selecting a train ticket, be sure to check all the tickets in the drop-down menu as we will highlight the cheapest off-peak tickets.

 Before you buy a ticket, make sure that the price of your return ticket is actually lower than the price of two one-way tickets. Sometimes one method may be cheaper than the other. The same is true of the chosen arrival station. When you choose "Florence, Any" and a particular train station, try to check their price differences.

 In particular, it is worth noting that if you choose to buy direct train tickets or split train tickets, their final prices will be different. Split train tickets will stop at different stations. Although the time will be extended, in some cases it will be cheaper to buy split train tickets than direct train tickets.

 Are you travelling to Florence with a group of two or more people? Then, you can also get a certain discount on the fare, thanks to the group purchase of train tickets. This is a very useful money-saving technique. Please note that these group tickets are not available for all journeys, and if your journey proves valid and you select from the train ticket drop-down menu, these group tickets will automatically apply. All tickets must be purchased at one time, and all passengers must travel together on the day of departure.

 If you are interested in getting the cheapest train tickets to Florence, don't hesitate to find out more by visiting our train tickets page.

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Marvels of Tuscany: Livorno Port Tours to Pisa and Florence

Discover the hidden gems of Livorno Port with breathtaking tours to iconic Pisa and enchanting Florence. Marvel at Tuscany's beauty! Image courtesy of Anastasia Shuraeva via Pexels Table of Contents - Introduction to Florence - Tours from Livorno Port to Pisa and Florence - Half Day Tours in Florence - Wine Tours in Florence - Unique Tours in Florence - Day Trips from Florence - Private Tours of Tuscany - Walking Tours in Florence - Vespa Tours in Florence - Conclusion Welcome to Florence, the enchanting city known for its art, history, and culture. Nestled in the heart of Tuscany, Florence offers a myriad of fascinating tours and activities for visitors to explore. Whether you're a history buff, art enthusiast, or simply a traveler seeking new adventures, Florence has something for everyone. Introduction to Florence Florence, the capital of Tuscany, is a city brimming with architectural masterpieces, world-renowned artworks, and a rich cultural heritage. From the iconic Duomo to the Uffizi Gallery, every corner of Florence tells a story of the past. The city's charming streets are steeped in history, making it a must-visit destination for travelers from around the globe. Tours from Livorno Port to Pisa and Florence If you're arriving at Livorno Port, don't miss the opportunity to take a tour to nearby cities like Pisa and Florence. These tours offer a convenient way to explore the beauty of Tuscany without having to worry about logistics. Whether you choose a guided tour or opt for a self-guided adventure, visiting Pisa's Leaning Tower or Florence's art-filled streets will leave you in awe of Italy's wonders. Half Day Tours in Florence Short on time? No problem! Florence offers a variety of half day tours that pack a punch in terms of sights and experiences. Explore the historic city center, visit the stunning Pitti Palace, or stroll through the charming Boboli Gardens. These tours are perfect for travelers who want to make the most of their time in Florence. Image courtesy of via Google Images Wine Tours in Florence Indulge in the flavors of Tuscany with a wine tasting tour from Florence. Sample the region's famous Chianti wines, visit picturesque vineyards, and learn about the art of winemaking from expert guides. Whether you're a wine connoisseur or just enjoy a good glass of vino, a wine tour in Florence is a must-do activity. Unique Tours in Florence Looking for something a bit out of the ordinary? Florence has you covered with unique tours that cater to all interests. From exploring the hidden passageways of the Vasari Corridor to embarking on a spooky ghost tour of the city, there's no shortage of intriguing experiences to be had in Florence. Image courtesy of via Google Images Day Trips from Florence Expand your horizons with day trips from Florence to nearby attractions. Whether you're interested in the medieval charm of Siena, the rugged beauty of Cinque Terre, or the architectural wonders of Lucca, there's a day trip from Florence that's sure to pique your interest. Pack your camera and get ready for a day of exploration! Private Tours of Tuscany For those seeking a more personalized experience, private tours of Tuscany from Florence offer a tailored itinerary to suit your interests. Enjoy the flexibility of a private tour guide as you explore the rolling hills, charming towns, and vineyard-dotted landscapes of Tuscany at your own pace. Image courtesy of via Google Images Walking Tours in Florence Step off the beaten path and discover Florence on foot with a walking tour. Navigate the city's narrow streets, uncover hidden gems, and learn about the history and culture of Florence from a knowledgeable guide. Walking tours offer a unique perspective on the city and are perfect for travelers who enjoy immersive experiences. Vespa Tours in Florence Experience Florence like a local with a vespa tour around the city. Zip through the cobblestone streets, soak in the sights and sounds of Florence, and feel the wind in your hair as you explore this beautiful city on two wheels. Whether you're a seasoned rider or a novice, a vespa tour is a thrilling way to see Florence from a different vantage point. Image courtesy of via Google Images Conclusion Florence is a treasure trove of experiences waiting to be discovered. From guided tours to self-guided adventures, the city offers something for every type of traveler. Whether you're sipping wine in the Tuscan countryside, marveling at iconic landmarks, or delving into the city's hidden secrets, Florence promises an unforgettable journey. So, grab your camera, lace up your walking shoes, and get ready to explore the marvels of Tuscany in the captivating city of Florence. Read the full article

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Thérèse Carolina Johanne Alexandra Tietjens (17 July 1831, Hamburg – 3 October 1877, London) was a leading opera and oratorio soprano. She made her career chiefly in London during the 1860s and 1870s, but her sequence of musical triumphs in the British capital was terminated by cancer.

During her prime, her powerful yet agile voice was said to span seamlessly a range of three octaves. Many opera historians consider her to have been the finest dramatic soprano of the second half of the 19th century. Tietjens received her vocal training in Hamburg and in Vienna. She studied with Heinrich Proch, who was also the teacher of Mme Peschka-Leutner and other prime donne. She made a successful debut at Hamburg in 1849 as Lucrezia Borgia in Donizetti's opera, a work with which she was particularly associated all her professional life.  She sang in Frankfurt from 1850 to 1856 and in Vienna from 1856–1859. Tietjens made her first appearance in London in 1858, as Valentine in Les Huguenots.   She continued to sing opera regularly at Her Majesty's Theatre, the Drury Lane and Covent Garden until her untimely death in 1877. She was equally fine in oratorio, and became a leading dramatic soprano in England, during the 1860s and early 1870s on both stage and platform. The early part of her London career coincided with the heyday of the tenor  Antonio Giuglini (1827–1865), a student of Cellini, who made his debut at Her Majesty's in 1857 as Fernando in La Favorita. In July 1859, Tietjens created the first London Elena in  Les vêpres siciliennes of Verdi (four years after the original Paris production) at Drury Lane, opposite Giuglini's Arrigo. On 15 June 1861, Tietjens was the first London Amelia, opposite Giuglini's Riccardo, and the Renato of Enrico Delle Sedie (a singer of great style, musicianship and talent but limited vocal range) in the original Lyceum Un ballo in maschera for Mapleson. The year 1863 saw the first performance of Gounod's Faust in England, at London's Her Majesty's Theatre, with Tietjens as Marguerite, Giuglini (as Faust), Charles Santley (as Valentin), Edouard Gassier (as Mephistopheles) and Trebelli (as Siebel). This production was transferred to the theatre at Covent Garden and was performed in every successive season until 1911. In the same season Tietjens created the role of Selvaggia in Niccolo de' Lapi by Francesco Schira (conductor at Drury Lane), also with Trebelli, Giuglini and Santley (Niccolo). (This work was revived with far greater success as Selvaggia in Milan 1875.) There was more Il trovatore, a Norma (one of Tietjens's finest roles) with Désirée Artôt (making her debut that year also as Violetta and Marie) (mezzo) as Adalgisa, and Weber's Oberon with Sims Reeves (Huon), Marietta Alboni (Fatima), Trebelli (Puck), the tenor Alessandro Bettini (Oberon), Gassier (Babekan) and Santley (Scherasmin). That autumn she went with the Mapleson tour to Dublin to appear in Faust with Reeves, Trebelli and Santley, and for herself also made a tour in Paris. In 1867 he was a soloist in the premiere of the Sacred Cantata Woman of Samaria by William Sterndale Bennett at the 1867 Birmingham Music Festival conducted by the composer. Otto Nicolai's 1849 opera The Merry Wives of Windsor had its English premiere in May 1864 with Tietjens and Caroline Bettelheim as the wives, Gassier (Page) and Santley the husbands, Junca (who also replaced Gassier in Faust) as Falstaff, Giuglini as Fenton, Giuseppina Vitali (Anne), Manfredi (Slender) and Mazzetti (Dr Caius). Santley describes the fun he and Tietjens had in the scene turning out the linen basket and pelting each other with linen. Tietjens, Santley, Giuglini, Mayerhofer and Pauline Lucca gave a Buckingham Palace concert before Queen Victoria in May 1864: Tietjens was then singing Gluck (Armide), Bellini (I puritani), Rossini and Meyerbeer (Robert le diable). On 5 July 1864 Titiens created Mireille (opposite Giuglini's Vincent) in the first production in England of Gounod's opera, which in its original five-act form had been premiered in Paris in March. Léon Carvalho, Director of the Opéra-Comique, Paris, and his brother-in-law Miolon personally supervised the later rehearsals. Santley thought this role didn't suit her. The 1864 production of Beethoven's Fidelio, however, more fully established Tietjens as a London successor in the repertoire of Wilhelmine Schröder-Devrient. On 6 June 1865 Tietjens lead the cast in the first England performance Cherubini's 1797 opera Médée, a new version with recitatives by Luigi Arditi. Later that year she toured in Manchester with Santley in Don Giovanni, and in October in London they appeared together in Weber's Der Freischütz. In 1866, she assisted at the unsuccessful return of Giulia Grisi in Norma and Don Giovanni: her own appearances were however very successful, not least as Iphigenie in Gluck's Iphigénie en Tauride, with Gardoni (Pilade), Santley (Oreste) and Gassier (Thoas). Two private performances were given for the Earl of Dudley, supported by Sims Reeves, the baritone Giovanni Battista Belletti, and Santley. The same season saw her Elvira in an Ernani revival with Tasca, Gassier and Santley, and an Il Seraglio with Mme Sinico, and Messrs Gunz, a new tenor Rokitanski, and the Irish bass Signor Foli. In 1867, the tenor Pietro Mongini took the role of Alvaro opposite Santley's Vargas and Tietjens's Leonora in the first England La forza del destino (Verdi) on 22 June, with Gassier as Fra Melitone. At this time the illustrious Swedish soprano Christine Nilsson also became a regular performer at Her Majesty's, and there was a Don Giovanni with Tietjens and Nilsson, Mme Sinico, Gardoni and Rokitanski. Tietjens sang again for the Royal Philharmonic Society in 1868. In the following year, when there was an attempt to form a union of the Her Majesty's and Covent Garden companies, the Italian season opened with Norma, Tietjens in the title role, with Sinico, Mongini and Foli. She also sang with Reeves and Santley in the premiere of Arthur Sullivan's The Prodigal Son in 1869. In 1870 Gassier retired (he died in 1872). The English première of Rossini's Messe Solennelle occurred with Tietjens, Sofia Scalchi, Mongini and Santley: and in 1871, Mme Tietjens was awarded the Gold Medal of the Philharmonic Society. In this first year of the award ten medals were given, and thereafter seldom more than one in any one year. When the Gye and Mapleson companies were successfully merged, in 1871, Tietjens was the one principal artist not re-engaged by George Wood. However, Lucrezia had remained a staple of her repertoire throughout the 1860s, and in May 1872 she again led a cast, on this occasion at Drury Lane, for the London debut of the tenor Italo Campanini (as Gennaro), with Trebelli as Orsino and the French baritone Jean-Baptiste Faure as Alfonso, under the baton of Sir Michael Costa. She also took the solos in Sullivan's Festival Te Deum at The Crystal Palace. Campanini was at once (but rather prematurely) acclaimed as the successor of Mario and Giuglini. But in the next years, it was with Campanini as Lohengrin, for Mapleson at Her Majesty's, that Tietjens attempted her only Wagnerian role, Ortrud; and in June 1874, in company with Christine Nilsson and Campanini, she created a lead in the posthumous first production of Michael Balfe's Il Talismano. A minor role in that production was created by a young baritone Giovanni de Reschi, who in the same year made his English debuts at Drury Lane in La favorita (Alfonso), as Don Giovanni, as Valentine (Faust), and as Count Almaviva. Returning to his vocal studies, he reappeared in Paris as a tenor in 1884, and became known to the world as Jean de Reszke. Until 1872, she and "Madame Rudersdorff" had been the joint 'queens' of the English oratorio platform, but in that year her friend and rival left to continue her career in the United States. Tietjens then reigned alone. In 1876, however, she visited North America, among other things performing the part of Lucrezia Borgia at the Astor Opera House in New York City opposite the tenor Pasquale Brignoli. This was to prove the last major episode in her extraordinary career. Her great roles had been Lucrezia, Leonora, Norma, Medea, and Donna Anna. In addition to other parts mentioned, she sang Fides in Le prophète and the eponymous lead in Semiramide. The great Adelina Patti (to lyric sopranos what Tietjens was to the dramatic variety) would refrain from adding Semiramide to own repertoire until after the death of Tietjens, out of respect for her immense distinction in the role. Late in her life Mme Tietjens developed cancer, which caused her much pain, and she died at the age of 46. By this stage, she had become a sort of British institution, and under Sir Michael Costa she sang many performances of Handel's Messiah and Mendelssohn's Elijah—both works dear to the taste of London concert-goers. She also grew extremely large: in 1920, the veteran American baritone David Bispham could recall her appearance but not her voice. Shaw, in 1892, remembered how her performances of Lucrezia, of Semiramide, Valentine, Pamina and her Countess had established a sort of belief that all these characters must have been extremely overweight. Despite her bearing, her intelligence, her great art and her goodhearted grace, he remembered a voice that had become stale and a genius that had ceased to be creative. The public had got used to going to see her, not the roles she performed. She had become loved for her private virtues as much as for her artistic gifts. Herman Klein, who always retained his high opinion of Tietjens and her art, attended her last performance. It was Lucrezia at Her Majesty's on 19 May 1877. Among her achievements, she had introduced London to Gounod's Faust and Mireille, Verdi's Un ballo in maschera, Les vêpres siciliennes and La forza del destino, and Nicolai's Die lustigen Weiber von Windsor, while maintaining for almost 20 years a repertoire that also embraced Oberon, Der Freischütz, Fidelio, Médée, Die Zauberflöte, Il Seraglio, The Marriage of Figaro and, of course, her signature part of Lucrezia Borgia—and many other roles besides, such as Ortrud. 'Her voice was a dramatic soprano of magnificent quality, and her powers as an actress were supreme. The great volume and purity of her voice and her sympathetic and dignified acting combined to make her famous in strong dramatic parts. Michael Scott suggests that Emma Albani attempted, unsuccessfully, to 'inherit the mantle' of Tietjens, but that Lillian Nordica and Lilli Lehmann (both of whom can be heard on recordings made in the early 1900s) were more natural successors to her vocal tradition.

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Kitchen and Culture Week

Introducing the Kitchen and Culture Week in a Luxury Villa in Tuscany

Introducing the Kitchen and Culture Week in a Luxury Villa in Tuscany. You are welcome to be our guest on this unique experience where food, leisure and new corners of the Tuscany countryside are king.

Our kitchen and culture week is a special program for families and friends that combines cooking lessons with selected tours in Tuscany.

Thanks to the collaboration of top chefs, Tuscan Life, can organise cooking lessons in which you can learn in a fun way to be deft and creative in the kitchen.

An exclusive wine and culinary experience in Tuscany accompanied by cultural visits to breathtaking landscapes, Reinaissance villages, iconic wineries.

The possibilities are varied and flexible and can be adapted for all requirements, from typical local dishes of the Lucca area to refined specialities of Italian cuisine.

All of this is possible thanks to a professional kitchen, which has been planned and fitted out to satisfy even the most discerning guests.

Kitchen and Culture week is an alternative program for those who would like to combine the cultural aspect of the atypical Tuscany cities and their culinary world.

It is designed to combine the concept Town – Food – Culture.

CONTACT US FOR MORE DETAILS

Join us on a 7-day, 6-night exclusive experience through one of the world’s most beloved wine and culinary destinations: Tuscany, home to breathtaking landscapes, Renaissance villages, iconic wineries, and the Bistecca Fiorentina. You’ll go behind the scenes with private, hands-on activities to truly live the Tuscan lifestyle, and learn what makes travel to the region one of the most popular “bucket list” experiences.

A Week-long experiences include exclusive, luxurious accommodations, transport while on the tour, meals, beverages and activities.

KITCHEN AND CULTURE WEEK 02 – 09 OCT 2021

Book your Kitchen and Culture week at Villa Daniela Grossi. An all inclusive experience for you and your family.

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Kitchen and Culture Week

Introducing the Kitchen and Culture Week in a Luxury Villa in Tuscany

Introducing the Kitchen and Culture Week in a Luxury Villa in Tuscany. You are welcome to be our guest on this unique experience where food, leisure and new corners of the Tuscany countryside are king.

Our kitchen and culture week is a special program for families and friends that combines cooking lessons with selected tours in Tuscany.

Thanks to the collaboration of top chefs, Tuscan Life, can organise cooking lessons in which you can learn in a fun way to be deft and creative in the kitchen.

An exclusive wine and culinary experience in Tuscany accompanied by cultural visits to breathtaking landscapes, Reinaissance villages, iconic wineries.

The possibilities are varied and flexible and can be adapted for all requirements, from typical local dishes of the Lucca area to refined specialities of Italian cuisine.

All of this is possible thanks to a professional kitchen, which has been planned and fitted out to satisfy even the most discerning guests.

Kitchen and Culture week is an alternative program for those who would like to combine the cultural aspect of the atypical Tuscany cities and their culinary world.

It is designed to combine the concept Town – Food – Culture.

CONTACT US FOR MORE DETAILS

Join us on a 7-day, 6-night exclusive experience through one of the world’s most beloved wine and culinary destinations: Tuscany, home to breathtaking landscapes, Renaissance villages, iconic wineries, and the Bistecca Fiorentina. You’ll go behind the scenes with private, hands-on activities to truly live the Tuscan lifestyle, and learn what makes travel to the region one of the most popular “bucket list” experiences.

A Week-long experiences include exclusive, luxurious accommodations, transport while on the tour, meals, beverages and activities.

KITCHEN AND CULTURE WEEK 02 – 09 OCT 2021

Book your Kitchen and Culture week at Villa Daniela Grossi. An all inclusive experience for you and your family.

Request more info

CONTACT US TODAY AT 281-377-3488 for more details!

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NicoNote OVERVIEW

Nicoletta Magalotti:

independent artist, creative advisor, vocal coach                                    

Artistic signature: NicoNote

Italian Nationality

Languages: Italian, German, English, French                                                                 

Overview: Events, product manager, organization Publications and articles Didactics Use in various sectors Radio Speaker Sound performance Discography Theater Videography Music for films Dubbing Filmography Premi

EVENTS, PRODUCT MANAGER, ORGANIZATION

COOPTUR EMILIA ROMAGNA, Production Assistant, Secretary General of RICCIONE Headquarters - from April 1982 to October 1982, Riccione (RN) Travel and Tourism Organization based in Bologna, operating throughout the Romagna Riviera with local offices in every city on the coast.

TEATRO DEGLI DEI Production assistant, General Secretariat - from September 1984 to April 1986, SANTARCANGELO DI ROMAGNA (RN)Cultural and theatrical association, production of shows and organization of reviews for the municipalities of the Romagna area.

"PERSONA" Product Manager site specific event of Societas Raaffello Sanzio for New Year's Eve in the Pyramid Cocoricò room - (1993)"MORPHINE" Creative Director, Product Manager, Organization from October 1994 to July 2007 for Cocoricò, RICCIONE, site specific events with Mix Master Morris (Italian premiere) Aphex Twin, Blaine Reininger (Tuxedomoon), Enrico Ghezzi, Roger Eno ,, Arto Lyndsay , Anne Pigalle, Marion of Hamburg, Manlio Sgalambro, Barbara Alberti, Roberto Cacciapaglia, Prof. george Lapassade ,, Rai 2 "Weekendance" with Fabio De Luca and Luca De Gennaro, Teddy Bear Company, Isabella Santacroce, Tom Gidley, Hector Zazou , Asia Argento, Georgina Starr, Lorraine Bowen, Carlo Infante, Marina Ripa di Meana, Richard Landry, Howie B; Morpheus, Susuma Yokota dj; Louie Austen, Ursula Rucker, Morgan, Krisma, Vince Vasi, Medicine 8; Boier magazine, Rolling Stones Magazine Party Carlo Antonelli & Dub Master Spillus & Sergio Messina Radio Gladio: A Guy Called Gerald, Markus Lambkin, Piero Pelù djset; Riton, Romeo Castellucci, Zapruder, Robotnick, "DOPPLER EFFECT" Ideation, Creative Direction, Product Manager, Organization - 3 editions 2006/2007 - 2007/2008 - 2008/2009 of Site Specific event review in the museums of the Provinia of Rimini Events with: Hector Zazou, Manlio Sgalambro, Enrico Ghezzi , Franco Battiato, Roberto Masotti with LA MOSTRA yOU turn the tables round me., Societas Raffaello Sanzio, Scott Gibbons, Murcof, Elio (Storie Tese) Gianni D'Elia, Harmonia Ensemble, Filippo Timi.

"FOYER" Ideation, Creative Direction, Product Manager, Site specific Event Organization for New Year's Eve in the Galli Theater Shipyards, City of Rimini, 2011 “CABIRIA” Ideation, Creative Direction, Product Manager, Site specific Event Organization for New Year's Eve in the Galli Theater Shipyards, City of Rimini, 2012 https://niconote.tumblr.com/cabiria"

IN LIMBO" Ideation, Creative Direction, Product Manager, Organization 2012-2013 Event specific / itinerant site concept, with Andrea Arcangeli, Supermarket, Ricky L, DJ Copper, Black Fanfare, Heron, Stefano Pilia

“ONE SHOT” Ideation, Creative Direction, Product Manager, Site specific Event Organization for New Year's Eve in the Galli Theater Shipyards, City of Rimini, 2013

"EASY SUNDAY" Ideation, Product Manager, Site specific concept organization 2014 for OPIFICIO BECCADELLI, Rimini 2014"MIR SQUARE" Creative Consultant, Organization, Relations, Music review and conferences for Doc Servizi, Rimini Fiera, 2018

GREEN PIK IN ITALY Public Relations, Branding Consultant, Organization - Italian Start Up of a Latvian Company, of Organic Organic Fertilizers from October 2018 to March 2019 Creation of "Green Dialogues" for the MILAN My Plants Garden Fair, Milan RHO 2019

DINO D'ARCANGELO AWARD, Ideation, Organizing Secretariat, for Doc Servizi, Rimini Fiera, 2019

“TENERA è LA NOTTE” Ideation, Creative Direction, Organization / cycle of transversal dialogues on Club Culture, for Doc Servizi with international guests [1st edition Music Inside Rimini - Rimini Fiera; 2nd edition of Milano Music Week - Casa degli Artisti in Brera - Milan] 2019

PUBLICATIONS & ARTICLES

1995 –in review – “Tondelli e la musica” – Edition Baldini e Castoldi 2003- in review - PANTA – “Tondelli Tour” – Edition Bompiani Milano 2003 – in review – “Frequenze Fiorentine” Firenze anni ’80 – Arcana editore Roma 2007- in review – “Tondelli e Riccione” – Guaraldi Ed. Rimini 2008- in review- “Kathy Acker” – Théâtre écritures- Ed Frictions Paris 2009 – in review – “Sister morphine” - Rolling Stones Mag n°68 June 2012- in review – “Indelebile” – Caratteri Mobili Edition 2012 – in review – “NicoNote Going Underground” – NdA Press 2014 – in review – “Fire walk with me” – e-book IED Milano 2017 - Artist's book - Veronica Azzinari / NicoNote - “Lampi, passaggi” - Limited Edition 2018  "1968" Aa.V.v. roots§routes Magazine July, Ed. Routes Agency Roma 2018 "Chaos Variation V", Book 16 pages Aa. Vv. Rhizosphere Reggio Emilia, 2019 “New wave in Florence. Years in motion ", Aa.V.v. curated by Bruno Casini, Zona Ed. Genova 2019 "TENRA E’ LA NOTTE The club culture of Dino D'Arcangelo", edited by NicoNote and Pierfrancesco Pacoda, Interior 4 ed. Rimini 2020

VOCAL COACHING & DIDACTIS

She’s giving regularly courses and masterclasses on Voice and Performing Art collaborating with several art associations and companies in Italy, Austria and France. GIVEN MASTERCLASSES (by title, date, location) : “L’energia nello sguardo e nella voce” 1992 at Scuola di Musica Andrea del Sarto - Florence 1993 at Centro Sociale of Fiorentino – Republic of San Marino 1992 at Sound StudioLab – Florence “Shakespeare is G minor“ a lesson on the relationship between music and theater 2001 at National Festival of Women Dramaturgy - Teatro La Limonaia Sesto Fiorentino “Workshop and report on the unique path as an artist and organizer of events” 2002 at Le artipiche / Permanent monitoring of gender - Bologna “ Instrument Voice / Imagination” 2000 at “Centro Chiara Luce” - Rimini 2001 at “festival di danza Urbana Ammutinamenti “ - Ravenna 2005 at “Spina Festival “ - Comacchio 2006 at “Teatro Dimora L’Arboreto “ - Mondaino (RN) 2008/ 2009/ 2010 at “Mulino di Amleto” - Rimini 2018 at Cisim - Ravenna ; at Festival a Passo d’Uomo - Gemmano (RN) “Laboratory of reading fairy tales" a small workshop for adults From 2002 to 2005 at Circolo Acli San Giuliano, Rimini “A.D/Art Director” creation report workshop “ 2004 at Univesrity of Bologna / Faculty of Literature, Arts and Philosophy - Master Degree Fashion Zone Rimini - Prof. Carlo Antonelli “Le Parole che contano” report 2007 at Camera del Lavoro, Rimini “Giving Voice” From 2009 to 2015 - Conservatory “G. Lettimi” - RIMINI 2011 - at Teatro Ringhiera / ATIR - MILANO 2011 - at Spazio K / Kinkaleri - PRATO 2012 – at Cinema Palazzo Occupato - ROMA 2012 - at Cantiere della Musica - LUCCA 2012 – at teatro Valle Occupato - ROMA 2012 – at F.A.C.K. festival of Art and Contemporary Culture - CESENA 2015 – at AtelierSi - BOLOGNA 2016 – at Teatro Rossi Aperto - PISA 2017- at Ateliersi - BOLOGNA 2018 - at Ateliersi - BOLOGNA 2018 - at Arti Mestieri - PESARO 2018 - Cisalide Festival XXV - FORLI’ “GIVING VOICE TO THE WORD” 2011 at Actoral - festival of contemporary writing at theatre Montevideo - MARSEILLES (F) “DIDO OUT FORMAT” this workshop is part of a research about the theme of Dido, towards a project of a mise en scene. 2011 - 2012 at Cooperativa 100 fiori ( with psychiatric patients) , Rimini 2015 – 2016 at Theatre Center Mulino d’Amleto, Rimini “FIRE WALK WITH ME / investigations on contemporary creativity” workshop 2008/ 2009 at Univesity of Bologna Faculty of Arts and Philosophy- Master Degree Fashion Zone Rimini – Prof. Mario Lupano - Teaching Fashion and Design 2009 conference at “The Unexpected Connections" convention at Institute of Philosophical Studies – Napoli 2014 a lesson at IED Istituto Europeo Design, Milano lesson inside the project IED square coordinated by Prof. Davide Alesina “THE ACTRESS BODY: NicoNote/Cassandra. Inside the Oresteia of Romeo Castellucci” 2016 - Intervention for the conference Origin Order Disorder, Progetto Amazzone - Palermo “SING A SONG” workshop on Songs’ interpretation / singing / arrangements 2016 at Cisim - Lido Adriano RAVENNA 2017 at Cisim - Lido Adriano RAVENNA “PAESAGGIO•SILENZIO•VOCE”  2018 - FESTIVAL A PASSO D’UOMO - GEMMANO / ONFERNO (RN)

2019 - Workshop "Possible Voices" Workshop on contemporary Vocality /  From 2019 together with the singer Monica Benvenuti she has given life to a training course on contemporary vocality, in collaboration with Tempo Reale. FLORENCE

RADIO SPEAKER

PUBLISH THE RICCIONE, Speaker in 4 languages from June 1984 to September 1986

VARIOUS SECTORS

FLORICULTURE PALMI Giardening, Greenhouse operator of the camellias, May 1990 - April 1991, Galluzzo fraction of FLORENCE Floriculture and Greenhouses, production and distribution of plants in Tuscany.

CAFFELLATTE Bartender, Assistant pastry chef April 1991 - May 1992, FLORENCE Renowned pastry bar dairy in Via degli Alfani FLORENCE.

SOUND PERFORMANCE   NicoNote

2002 “Private Space” sound theatre written and directed by NicoNote music by NicoNote, A. Felli, H. Purcell and others - Scenes by Edoardo Sanchi - Debut : Museum for Contemporary Art Pecci in Prato / Event dedicated to Pier Vittorio Tondelli - tournee at Naima club Forlì, festival Corposamente Villa Alma Coccolia, Festival di drammaturgia delle Donne Teatro Manzoni Calenzano, Festival Oltre90 Teatro Nahoma Milano, Rocca Di Luna Montefiore Conca,Teatro Asioli Correggio, Le Cannibale Parigi. Produced by NicoNote Dream Action 2003 “Règola” concert dedicated to Hildegard von Bingen – project and direction by NicoNote, Sound compositions by mas collective. Debut: Basilica of San Marco in Milano Brera Tournee: at Meda, Monza, Rimini Festival percuotere la Mente, Frontino Teatro stabile delle Marche, Festival Santarcangelo dei Teatri - Produced by NicoNote Dream Action, Festival Cantico di Primavera Milano 2004 “L’angolo delle fiabe” – project and direction by NicoNote Debut: Festival Cartoon Club Borgo San Giuliano in Rimini. Tournee: Festival Spina Comacchio, Comunità Montana Alta Val Marecchia, Palazzo del Turismo Riccione, Festival Santarcangelo dei Bambini, festival zenta de borg Rimini. Produced by NicoNote Dream Action, Acli Spettacolo 2004 “Fever 103°” concert for turntables, laptop and voice dedicated to Sylvia Plath – conceived and performed by NicoNote. Debut: Spazio Mythia Montenapoleone in Milano Tournee: Festival Altrezone Monterotondo, Spazio Morphine , Festival Spina Comacchio, Festival Sirene Gabicce, Effetto Doppler eventi nei musei Riccione, Le cannibale Art Space Parigi, Teatro ATIR Milano, festival Actoral 2011 Marseilles, Cinema Palazzo Roma, 2012 Teatro Valle Occupato Roma, 2013 Funzione guerriera Festival 2014, Teatro Rossi Aperto Pisa, ICE Festival Morlaix (F) Villa Ada Roma Produced by NicoNote Dream Action 2006 “Porpora una suite barocca “ project by NicoNote with the sustain of ArgoNavos provincia di Rimini- subject and dramaturgy by Luca Scarlini, directed by by Francesco Micheli , with NicoNote debut : festival ArgoNavis – Teatro degli Atti Rimini. Tournee: Santarcangelo dei Teatri, Festival Altrezone Monterotondo. Produced by NicoNote Dream Action, Doc Servizi, Argonavis 2006 “S” for Brodo di Giuggiole Festival. Happening dedicated to the fairy tales. Sound Happening dedicated to the mythical figure of the siren. Textes by Marisa Corti – Music by NicoNote + mas collective. Conceived by NicoNote Produced by NicoNote Dream Action 2007 “Tutto kaput” performance for voice and doublebass dedicated to the martyrdom of civilians in all wars. Conceived and directed by NicoNote With NicoNote, Roberto Bartoli Debut : Museum the Gothic Line, in second world war in Montegridolfo. Tournee : Chiesetta di San Rocco Montegridolfo, Circolo Arci di San Frediano Firenze. Produced by NicoNote Dream Action, EffettoDoppler Festival 2008 “First Studio for Rhapsody” project and direction by NicoNote , sound composing and live performance by Mikael Plunian, literary consulting by Luca Scarlini, Lights by Pietro Paroletti, vocal writing and live performance by NicoNote. Debut : Theatre La Fonderìe Le Mans (Francia) Produced by NicoNote Dream Action supported by Theatre La Fonderie in Le Mans (France) 2008 “Rhaspody (or Alphabet dream)” conceived and directed by NicoNote, sound composing Mikael Plunian and NicoNote, literary consulting Luca Scarlini, Lights Pietro Paroletti , Costumes Olivia Spinelli. Tournee: Teatro dell’Elfo/ MiLANoLTRE, TNB Rennes (F), Fondation Cartier pour l’Art Contemporain Paris (F), Festival Vie Modena, Teatro Corte Coriano, La Fonderìe Le Mans (F), Teatro degli Atti Rimini, Teatro Centro Amazzone Palermo, Kino Ebensee /Linz (A), Festival Actoral Marseilles (F). Produced by NicoNote Dream Action, MiLANoLTRE, Doc Servizi 2009 “Botanico Sogno” sound poetry suite – text by Dino Campana, Giovanni Pascoli, Maria Maddalena de’ Pazzi , Guido Cavalcanti and others - conceived and performed by NicoNote. Produced by NicoNote Dream Action, EffettoDoppler Festival 2010 “LOVE LOVE and LOVE” performance dedicated to Fellini’s La Dolce Vita conceived and performed by NicoNote – Video Scenography : Gerardo Lamattina DDR Produced by NicoNote Dream Action, Fondazione Federico Fellini (Rimini) 2010 “Burning women finsih to ruin the woods “ First Studio for Dido, a research study between NicoNote and dramaturg Lina Prosa. Produced by NicoNote Dream Action, Progetto Amazzone (Palermo) 2011 “DRINNEN” performance suite through Schumann – Research and performance on SCHUMANN’s DICHTERLIEBE lieder, conceived and directed by NicoNote. With NicoNote, Delilah Gutman, Irina Tchpirko, Lights Pietro Paroletti. Produced by NicoNote Dream Action supported by La Fonderìe (Le Mans) 2012 “Possibile Songs” Project and live Concert for voice, double bass guitar and drums, a path through songs from Mingus to Donna summer, with NicoNote, Roberto Bartoli, Daniele Marzi, Alfredo Nuti. Produced by NicoNote Dream Action 2012 “DURCH” A Study THROUGH Richard Wagner‘s Wesendock Lieder - Conceived by NicoNote. With NicoNote, Davide Tura. Produced by NicoNote Dream Action, EU ART NETWORK OSLIP Austria 2014 “Emotional Cabaret” concert for the scene - conceived and directed by NicoNote produced by NicoNote Dream Action, Daniele Marzi, Alfredo Nuti Dal Portone in collaboration with Teatro Dimora, Teatro Petrella, Cinedelic Records, Santarcangelo '12 '13 '14 International Festival of Theatre (I) with sustain of La Fonderìe, Le Mans (F), L’Arboreto Monadaino (I), Teatro Petrella (I), Kino Ebensee (A) 2015. “STILL: the butcher project – site specific sound performance for the spaces of an old slaughterhouse. Conceived and directed by NicoNote, with NicoNote, Alfredo Nuti Dal Portone, Daniele Marzi, Valentina Grilli, Demetrio Cecchitelli. Light and installations Pietro Paroletti Produced by Festival der Regionen Biennal, NicoNote Dream Action, Doc Servizi 2017 “IN THE MOOD FOR LANDSCAPE” a sonic performance suggested by NicoNote in co-creation with Elisabeth Harnik. Produced by NicoNote, Elisabeth Harnik (A) with the sustain of Interpenetration Festival Graz (A)                                                                                                         "WE READING NicoNote reads Amelia Rosselli" by NicoNote, We Reading Production (2019) "INVOCATION TO THE ORSA MAGGIORE" Sound narrative for Ingeborg Bachmann, dramaturgy by NicoNote and Luca Scarlini. By and with Luca Scarlini and NicoNote (2019)

DISCOGRAPHY

NicoNote

NicoNote & Obsolete Capitalism: CHAOS VARIATION V  - Rizosfera/RoughTrade 2019            NicoNote : DEJA V. - Mat Factory - 2018 NicoNote : EMOTIONAL CABARET - Doc Live, Freecom Music / Audioglobe - 2017 NicoNote : UND ICH WERDE NICHT – in compilation / Music? No Control - Sfera Cubica 2015 NicoNote: ALPHABE DREAM – NicoNote Dream Action/ Cinedelic Rec/ Audioglobe – 2013 NicoNote: UND ICH WERDE NICHT NicoNote sings Eisler/Brecht – NicoNote Dream Action Label 2012 NicoNote: ALPHABE DREAM – single track - NicoNote Dream Action Label 2010 – I TUNES NicoNote: NEVERENDING – single track – Acanto Rec 2009- I TUNES Samples CD autoproduction 1999 -NicoNote AND -Rimini&Co –CD Solidarity Compilation– NicoNote sings When I am laid by Henry Purcell (AND 2001) AaVv -“Cerimonia: viaggio errante verso Shakespeare in 3 siti e 7 quadri” – Soundtrack – produced  by Ravenna Festival and Compagnia Monica Francia in collaboration with Venice Biennale Dance –AND AaVv- Limited edition 2001 -“Fashion Victims” – cd album KTM Materiali sonori 2003 – AND -“Mystic Rose” – Single on Compilation Acid Jazz 2003 New Sound– AND -“Dreamers” – Single on Compilation Maffia Sound 2004 FTM – AND -“Mystic Rose” – Single on compilation GLounge Soul Star – AND -“Mystic Rose” –remastered by Ajello on Compilation KTM 2005- AND -“Open Shells” –on Compilation Andy Warhol By Cultura EMI 2004 – AND Dippy Site “Panorama Astratto” – Single MoDo rec/Level One- 2003 Dippy Site Slick station “Cosmic” – single Uomo Records 2005 – Slick station Nicoletta Magalotti -“Alba Chiara” Single on Compilation UNION CGD ’90 -“Canto del deserto” Single on movie soundtrack “L’amico arabo” by Duccio Fornari – music by Antonio Aiazzi – edited by Anemic Music ’91 -“Nicoletta Magalotti:Nico” LP Emi ’92 – Nicoletta Magalotti -“Te quiero ancora” Single EMI ’92- Nicoletta Magalotti Violet Eves Listen over the ocean E.P. IraDea 1985 Incidental Glance mini LP IraDea Italia 1986 Incidental Glance mini LP IraDea / Japan Nippon Philips 1986 Promenade LP IraDea CGD ItaliA 1988 Promenade LP IraDea / France Barclays 1988 En Chute libre – single in compitation Jazz Magazine 2001 Overview double cd – prodotto da Violet Eves - Materiali Sonori 2000 Listen over the ocean - single in compilation Uneven Path: Deviant Pop From Europe 1980- 1991 - Music from Memory 2018 Collaborations / Featurings• -“Estrellita” Single on Bugie Colorate – JokerRecords ’88 – Panoramics -“Padam Padam” Single Ira France ’89 – Nico/PieroPelù/AndreaChimenti -“Opening song Living on a video” – single Screen recordings 2006 – Research in Technology by Stefano Greppi -“Le sang des reves “ cd album – voice in the soundtrack of the play “le sang des reves” directed by Patricia Allio – based on “Blood and Guts in highschool” by Katy Acker –music by Mikael Plunian – Friction editions Paris 2007 -“Party Girl” - Limo feat NicoNote – recycle Record 2011 various remixes – Irma Rec 2012 -“EXTRALISCIO” – Mirco Mariani – Garrincha records - 2015 -“Immaginisti” - Cagna Schiumante - Tennen Records - 2016                                              - ”OKINAWA” - Club Paradiso - Cinedelic 2019

THEATRE

Company Coniglio Viola (I) 2018 - “Ulysses Now” dal romanzo di James Joyce / soggetto e regia Brice Coniglio drammaturgia Michelangelo Zeno con NicoNote - Emanuele Buganza - Ivan Ieri e con Andres Aguirre, Federica Alloro, Mattia Mele, Dziugas Kunsmanas, Stefano Paradisi, Alessandro Cassutti, Gabriele Rosato, Lorenzo Bellelli, Quentin Dubot, Nicolas Moreno produzione Accademia degli artefatti & Kaninchen Haus coordinamento Emanuele Buganza e Federica Alloro con la tecnologia di TIM - Festival delle Colline Torinesi Company Silvia Costa (I) 2018 - “Dialoghi con Leucò” - Il Mistero, La Belva, L'uomo-lupo, Il Diluvio, Gli Dei. Lettura scenica dall'omonimo libro di Cesare Pavese / regia Silvia Costa con Laura Dondoli e Silvia Costa- composizione sonora Nicola Ratti- realizzazione delle sculture di scena Paola Villani- realizzazione dei costumi Laura Dondoli - osservazione vocale NicoNote produzione Festival delle Colline Torinesi e TPE - Teatro Piemonte Europa text by Cesare Pavese Company Socìetas Raffaello Sanzio (I) 2015/2016 - “Orestea (una commedia organica?)” text by Aeschylus directed by Romeo Castellucci – production by Odéon-Théâtre de l’Europe ; Festival d’Automne à Paris; MC2 Grenoble ; Célestins - Théâtre de Lyon, Théâtre Nouvelle Génération - Centre dramatique national de Lyon ; La rose des vents – Scène nationale Lille Métropole à Villeneuve d’Ascq ; Maillon Théâtre de Strasbourg / Scène Européenne ; Romaeuropa Festival ; TNT – Théâtre national de Toulouse Midi-Pyrénées ; Théâtre Garonne – scène européenne – Toulouse 2001/2003- “Voyage au bout de la nuit “ text by Louis-Ferdinand Céline directed by Romeo CastellucciTournee in Italy, France, Belgium, Germany, Portugal, Denmark, Holland, Swiss, Poland 1994/1999 – “Orestea (una commedia organica?)” text by Aeschylus directed by Romeo Castellucci- Tournee in Italy, France, Swiss, Hungary, Germany, Belgium, Spain, Canada, Argentine, Brasil.

Company Teatro di Roma (I) 2015 – “ Sweet Home Europa” produced by Teatro di Roma text by Davide Carnevali. Directed by Fabrizio Arcuri with Francesca Mazza, Michele Di Mauro, Matteo Angius Music compostions and live perfromance by Davide Arneodo, Luca Bergia, NicoNote /. Tournee in Italy, France Paris Chantiers d’Europe 2015

Company Enco.Re / Katja Fleig (F / D) 2011/2013 – “Genau” Un Coreography de Katja Fleig “Sur Mesure” pour NicoNote Rennes (F) Production : enCo.re Coproduction : la Voilerie Danses – Arzon - Avec le soutien du Musée de la danse – Rennes, du Triangle – Rennes, du Collectif Danse Rennes Métropole – Rennes. Company Patricia Allio - Exorage Group (F) 2006/2007- “Life is but a dream” based on text by Kathy Acker directed by Patricia Allio - “Life is but a Dream” - performance studio at Fondation Cartier Paris - Life is but a dream #1 at Theatre La Villette Paris(Francia) and Festival de Théatre des Ameriques, Montreal, CANADA - Life is but a dream #2 at Festival Santarcangelo dei Teatri - “Le sang des reves” – based on text by Kathy Acker directed by Patricia Allio / European production TNB Rennes supported by Modena Festival Vie, Liege (B) Théâtre de la Place, Festival Mettre en scene. Rennes (F)     Company TIC Teatroincerca / Macchine Celibi(I) 1981 “Pequod” text by Herman Melville directed by di Teo De Luigi and Leo Toccafondi 1981 – “Der Innenwelt der Aussenwelt der Innenwelt“ text by Peter Handke performance in private flats – collective creation 1982 – Venezia real town/imaginary town - Venezia Carnevale –Street performance Collective creation 1982 -“Spettracolo” by Vittorio D’Augusta directed by Teo De Luigi installation/performance for Arts galleries 1983- “La macchina celibe n°1 e n°2” directed by Teo De Luigi and Gianfranco Gasperoni, Scenes by Edoardo Sanchi

Partecipations

1980 “ Raids“ Company Magazzini Criminali – Luna Park Rimini, performance 1982-1983 - Performances for nightclub Lady Godyva directed by Diego Abatantuono, Mauro Varriale, Massimo Simonetti - at Grand Hotel Rimini 1984 “Monophagia” by Nicoletta Magalotti – performance for Vivita Art Gallery in Florence Squinc Way Event -“Post coitum tristitiae“ by Nicoletta Magalotti– scenes by Edoardo Sanchi - performance for Art Galleries and non conventional Spaces 1985 Company Teatro degli dei – “Cassandra appunto” text by Christa Wolf – directed by Anna Balducci 1986 Company Teatro degli dei – “Solidarietà” directed by Anna Balducci –production Theatre Festival Santarcangelo 1988 “Malaparte” text by Curzio Malaparte , directed by Massimo Luconi –Production Comune di Prato Teatro Fabbricone / Comune di Capri Villa Malaparte 1994 “Cento Attori” / 100 Actors / Event curated by Leo de Berardinis – Santarcangelo dei Teatri 1997 “Gedicht an die Dauer “ text by Peter Handke – natural reading for open spaces by NicoNote 2001 Company Monica Francia “Cerimonia : Viaggio errante verso Shakespeare in 3 siti e 7 quadri” – Production Ravenna festival supported by Venice Biennale Dance 2003 Company Teatro 2 Parma “Ti ho amata per la tua voce” Text by S.Nessib – directed by Elisabetta Pozzi , Dramaturgy Luca Scarlini 2004 “Volponi.Corpi e memorie” poetry concert in tribute to Paolo Volponi. Produced by Amat Teatro Sanzio Urbino , Directed by Luca Scarlini with AnnaMaria Guarnieri , NicoNote, Marina D’Ambroso 2005 Company I TEATRI Reggio Emilia “A threepenny novel” text by bertold Brecht , directed by Francesco Micheli , music adaptation by Alfondo Caiani , scenes di Roberto Tarasco. Teatro La Cavallerizza Reggio Emilia 2008 Company I Pomeriggi Musicali Teatro dal Verme Milano – “The little mermaid” text by H.C. Andersen – directed by Francesco Micheli, music adaptation by Antonio Giacometti , orchestra conducting by Daniele Parziani, Scenes and costumes by Fine Arts Academy 2010 Company Made Officina Creativa “Caligola e la Luna” text by Albert Camus , directed by Otello Cenci with Stefano Pesce, Danilo Nigrelli, Alberto Mancioppi, Davide Soffiantini, Andrea Gherpelli, NicoNote 2013 Company Teatro Magro Mantova “Cortesie per gli ospiti” conceived and directed by Teatro Magro directed by Flavio Cortellazzi With Francesca Mazza, Alessandro Pezzali, Andrea Sarzi, NicoNote 2015 Festival Letteratura Mantova “ Gothic Night” at Teatro Sociale conceived by Luca Scarlini with Principe Maurice, Isabella Santacroce, NicoNote, Alessandro Pezzali 2015 Bergamo Scienza – “Mission Doninzetti” at Teatro Donizetti conceived by Francesco Micheli with Francesco Micheli, NicoNote                                                                                                        2018 Rimini Canta Rimini - In homage to Fabrizio De Andrè , 40 years from the album “Rimini” with the friendly partecipation of Dori Ghezzi. With: Rimini Classica Orchester directed by Federico Mecozzi, and with Federico Braschi, John De Leo, Andrea Appino (Zen Circus), I Ministri, Musica Nuda. Andrea Amati, Dany Greggio, NicoNote, Massimo Marches, Massimo Modula e Giuseppe Righini. Curated by Associazione Interno4, Sagra Malatestiana                                                       2019 - GLI ANGELI SOPRA 2019 BERLINO - a concert by Massimo Zamboni with: Angela Baraldi, NicoNote, Nada about the Wall 1989- after 30 years.

VIDEOGRAPHY

Clip “Amico mio” Video clip dircted by Alessandro Kornfeind – central prod. ’92 Clip “Sister” Video clip by Massimo Ottoni - album Fashion Victims / AND 2003 Clip “Fire walk with me / investigations on contemporary creativity” collective creation by NicoNote + Collettivo Mo’Studio 2009 Clip “Displaced Manifesto”- directed by Collettivo Mo’Studio 2010 Clip/Art Video “ALPHABE DREAM” a song by NicoNote –Directed by Leonardo Casali, edit by Davide Montecchi Produced by RedLightransmission and NicoNote Dream Action 2010 Clip “Possibile Songs” concert for voice , double bass, drums and guitar - clip directed by Davide Montecchi 2012 Clip “ Cabiria Happy House” a special event for Rimini new years eve by NicoNote – clip directed by LuckyAssembler 2013 Clip “Emotional Cabaret” a new concert by NicoNote - edited by Alessia Travaglini 2014 Clip“Emotional Cabaret” - crowdfunding campaign directed by Lucky Assembler 2015                  "Interview" - Interview Teaser for Billboard Italia 2019

MUSIC FOR MOVIE & DOCUMENTARY

2015 - “Flow - Das Kreativitätsprinzip” directed by Carola Mair - Producer by Caromax Production , Austria 2016 - “Yuri- Sulle orme di Yuri Ahronovitch” directed by Nevio Casadio - Produced by Bottega Video, Italy

VOICE DUBBING

"HaiQ" Unlock your creativity - Alquimia WRG - Teaser 2014 "Show Cap for children". European communit project- animation and direction of Masi 2017

FILMOGRAPHY

1987 - Stradivari / director: Giacomo Battiato 1988 - I cammelli / director: Giuseppe Bertolucci 1994 - I pavoni / director: Luciano Mannuzzi 1995 - Isotta / director: Maurizio Fiume - Nicoletta Magalotti playing the first role interpretating Isotta (festivals of Venise Cinema Biennale, Salonicco , Los Angeles, NewYork, TelAviv, Jerusalem, L’Havane) 1996 - Hotel Paura / director: Renato De Maria 2006 - Il bambino sull’acqua / director: Paolo Bianchi

AWARDS

1986 - Independent Italian Music Contest / Tenax and RockStar Magazine - Award for best singer

1996 – PRIX Teatro La Pastora - Starring Award for the role interpretations of Cassandra in the Orestea by Aeschylus directed by Romeo Castellucci Societas Raffaello Sanzio.

1998 - Byblos Oscar 1998 - Award for Best best innovative space/installation “Morphine” 2005 - Byblos Oscar 2005 - Award for best and original performer

the best is yet to come