Chaplin musical: Eureka Tomorrow at Paestum
preview of the musical "Charlie", dedicated to the life of Chaplin's artistic direction with Raffaele Paganini: these are the first new edition of the XXII Premio Charlot.
The musical, which will be presented tomorrow night at Paestum (Salerno) national premiere, was written by Claudio Tortora and while the music is by Claudio Marcello Tortora and Ferrante.
"The idea of \u200b\u200bwriting a musical about Charlie Chaplin was in me for so many years - said Claudio Tortora -.
In January I decided to, as they say, black on white - added the author - why do not you could not make known to the younger generation and generations to come, the life of what is considered a genius of and show an icon of the 900. "
" We decided to do it through the story of his life that was full of great moments, like the transition from silent movies to talkies, but also perhaps the first example in history of the show so great that an artist becomes the producer and manager of itself, "said the author again.
" The social and political framework that then surrounded him, along with the sentimental, which has seen him several times married and divorced, to culminate in a marriage, about 60 years, with eight children, were obviously of great references to write a musical. "
" Someone like Raffaele Paganini was enthusiastic and ready to make its artistic contribution - said Claudio Tortora - this is very gratifying, as was done throughout the course of long evenings around the piano with that of Marco Ferrante wizards. "
"As always, Claudio is an improviser with great intuition - Marco Ferrante adds - and the finest in pen. I call it a rude musician, who has the talent, but not having studied music, as it should have to give the audience even more, it is complicated by its commitment of one to ten.
Together we complement each other because we ar tistical common sensibility.
The idea of \u200b\u200b"Charlie" was a genius. The musical atmosphere are not easy to do because we wanted to avoid falling prey to the obvious.
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