I Solisti Aquilani

**I Solisti Aquilani** are a vibrant Italian chamber ensemble hailing from L’Aquila, a historic city in the heart of Abruzzo. Known for their dynamic blend of precision and passion, these musicians specialize in bringing both Baroque classics and modern works to life. Their name, translating to “The Soloists of L’Aquila,” hints at their roots in the local cultural scene, and they’ve become ambassadors for Italian music through collaborations with contemporary composers and inventive reinterpretations of timeless pieces. Over the years, they’ve balanced reverence for masters like Vivaldi and Mozart with bold experiments, like fusing electric guitar and percussion into classical frameworks.

You’ll hear their versatility shine in releases ranging from fiery *Four Seasons* renditions to genre-blurring projects like *Crossover Bassoon* or Stefano Taglietti’s *Concerto Triplo*. Whether diving into Bottesini’s virtuosic bass solos or embracing Piazzolla’s tango-infused drama, I Solisti Aquilani blend technical mastery with a warm, approachable energy. Their recordings often highlight lesser-known Italian composers, ensuring fresh sounds sit alongside beloved standards—proof that classical music can feel both timeless and freshly inventive.

Genres

Classical

Experimental

Folk

Jazz

Contemporary Classical

Chamber Music

Baroque

Crossover

Latest Release

Mozart: Divertimenti, K. 136-138 & Serenade No. 13 in G Major, K. 525 "Eine kleine Nachtmusik"

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart•

I Solisti Aquilani

Album - 13 Tracks - Released October 17, 2025