Filippo Arlia is an Italian conductor and pianist known for his passionate interpretations of classical and contemporary works, particularly those blending orchestral grandeur with tango influences. As the founder and artistic director of the Orchestra San Carlo, Arlia has carved out a niche for revitalizing lesser-known Italian compositions (like Cilea’s *Concertante Suites*) while breathing new life into Piazzolla’s evocative tango operas and symphonic pieces. His recordings, such as *Piazzolla: María de Buenos Aires* and *Aconcagua*, showcase his knack for balancing fiery Argentinian rhythms with lush orchestral textures, earning him acclaim for bridging genres and eras.
With a dynamic podium presence and a flair for storytelling, Arlia’s projects often feel both timeless and fresh—whether he’s diving into Tchaikovsky’s drama, reimagining *Pierino e il Lupo* with theatrical verve, or curating deeply personal albums like *Le mie Regine* (“My Queens”). His collaborations with singers and instrumentalists highlight his collaborative spirit, making him a go-to conductor for works that demand both precision and raw emotional punch.
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