Team

Danilo Gloriante – violinist

Coming from an artistic family, he graduated in Violin at the Salerno Conservatoire and in Mandolin at the Aquila Conservatoire.
He can boast of a brilliant career in both classical and pop music.
He played in many concerts with the Orchestra Dimi, in Rome,: “Concerto per il Papa” (Rai Uno) directed by M°Frisina, “Concerto di Capodanno dal Quirinale” (Rai Uno), the musical show “Suggestioni sonore”at Teatron Theatre in Naples, directed by M°Beppe Vessicchio.
He played with M.Modugno.
He currently performs with the Orchestra of Teatro Verdi Salerno, with the “Orchestra da Camera della Campania”, with “Nuova orchestra scarlatti” and “I solisti di Napoli”.
With his father, he created “Gruppo Arechi” and he organizes events, shows and performances, also abroad: Pittsburgh (U.S.A), Bruxelles (Belgium), Wohlen (Switzerland).
He’s been working and studying about ethnic and popular music for over ten years and has a band of musica popolare called “Musicastoria”.
He is the violin teacher at I.C. statale “A. Moscati” Pontecagnano (SA).

Paolo Gloriante – tenor

He’s been practicing his singing skills since he was a child under the guidance of his father, a tenor.
He continued to study at Salerno Conservatoire with M°Disegni and Conservatoire of Avellino with M°Tizzani. He is a tenor opera singer at Teatro Verdi Salerno Choir.
He is a teacher at “DOREMIX” music school in Salerno, at Beethoven Music Academy of Bellizzi and at Serre school.
Despite his young age, he can easily sing Verdi and Puccini repertoire, thanks to his powerful voice.

Paolo Molinari – guitarist

He graduated in Classical Guitar at the Benevento Conservatoire, then he studied jazz arrangement and improvisation with M°Mancinelli and P.Condorelli in Naples.
In 2000 he also graduated in Jazz Guitar at the Potenza Conservatoire.
He created and arranged musical parts for many theatre companies. He plays with Renata Fusco (Walt Disney voice) and collaborates with Warner Bros.
He is the Guitar teacher at Torrione school (Salerno).