Baroque music


Giulio Quirici has performed with leading orchestras and ensembles in the field of baroque music on period instruments. On guitar and theorbo he propels music from the bass up with effortless interplay.

Giulio has appeared on Sony Classical, Deutsche Harmonia Mundi, Warner Classics and many more. Orchestral collaborations include Amsterdam Royal Concertgebouw soloists, Orquestra Filarmonica de Gran Canaria, Rotterdam Philharmonic Orchestra, Il Pomo d’Oro, Les Musiciens du Louvre, MusicAeterna St. Petersburg, Vox Luminis, La Sfera Armoniosa, Opera de Rouen Normandie, Il Gardellino and countless more. He collaborated on pedagogical projects with institutions such as Boston College, University of Ankara and Mozarteum Salzburg. More recently, Quirici has been invited regularly as a guest leader by Capella Cracoviensis, conducting from the theorbo. As an ensemble director, he received ‘5 Diapasons’ in 2018 for his premiére recording of Jean Baptiste Morin’s “French cantatas” (EtCetera Records). With the ensemble Radio Antiqua, he won the Händel Gottingen Competition and the Utrecht Van Wassenaer competion, and toured Europe extensively. Giulio holds a Master’s Degree from the Royal Conservatory of The Hague having studied baroque lute with Joachim Held and baroque guitar with Mike Fentross. Giulio is one of the world’s few practicioners of the 18th century “Weiss” theorbo in d minor. He plays instruments by Julio Castaños Soler (Malaga) and Jaume Bosser Artal (Barcelona).

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