Cinema with Eyes Closed, images born from sound
The Concerts of the Politecnico. Thursday, 23 April, at 6:30 p.m., Rectorate, university campus. Performance by Daniele Rosati, pianist
April 20, 2026
Listening to a soundtrack often means seeing a film again with the imagination. In the musical proposal for solo piano, the young pianist Daniele Rosati invites the audience next Thursday, 23 April, at 6:30 p.m. at the venue of Rectorate (university campus), to experience an immersive listening journey, in which music generates inner images and becomes the protagonist of the narrative. He will do so as part of the third event of the 2026 season of the seventh edition of “The Concerts of the Politecnico”, a Poliba-ARCoPu initiative, Regional Association of Apulian Choirs.
Rosati will try to transform the best-known themes in film history into soundscapes capable of evoking emotions, places, and stories. Music becomes the invisible character of cinematic language, a bridge between art, technology, and perception.
To attend the performance free of charge, it is necessary to book through the following link: https://www.eventbrite.it/e/il-cinema-a-occhi-chiusi-tickets-1984609738151?aff=oddtdtcreator
Reservations are open until 12:00 p.m. on Thursday, 23 April and subject to seat availability.
The Pianist.
Daniele Rosati, born in Fasano, is a young pianist of marked musical sensitivity. He began studying the piano under the guidance of Cosimo Gigliola, he graduated with top marks and honors. He is currently attending the two-year advanced course in Piano at the “Nino Rota” Conservatory in Monopoli with Roberto Bollea, while also pursuing the three-year course in Wind Orchestra Instrumentation. Winner of numerous national competitions, including the Absolute First Prize at Muse in Musica, he maintains an intense concert activity as a soloist and chamber musician. He combines technical rigor and communicative ability, showing particular interest in contemporary repertoire.
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