Performance credits
Past performances 2021 — Yesterday
Orchestra Orfeo • Nordic repertoire for string orchestra, SibeliusGriegTchaikovsky, P. I.Britten
Associazione Siracusana Amici della MusicaConductor
View programme, cast and crewCONCERTO A COLAZIONE – Giardini Virgilio, Taranto, VerdiBeethoven
Orchestra Magna Grecia (ICO)Conductor
View programme, cast and crewGran Gala Lirico del Teatro di Siracusa, Various
Associazione Siracusana Amici della MusicaConductor
View cast and crewGala Lirico Orchestra Orfeo, Various
Associazione Floridiana Amici della MusicaConductor
View cast and crewSimple Symphony, BarberBrittenRoussel, A.Pärt
Associazione Musicale MascagniConductor
View programme, cast and crewFeatured past performances
Orchestra Orfeo • Nordic repertoire for string orchestra, SibeliusGriegTchaikovsky, P. I.Britten
Associazione Siracusana Amici della MusicaConductor
View programme, cast and crew
CONCERTO A COLAZIONE – Giardini Virgilio, Taranto, VerdiBeethoven
Orchestra Magna Grecia (ICO)Conductor
View programme, cast and crew
Gran Gala Lirico del Teatro di Siracusa, Various
Associazione Siracusana Amici della MusicaConductor
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Gala Lirico Orchestra Orfeo, Various
Associazione Floridiana Amici della MusicaConductor
View cast and crewIntro showreel
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Franz Schubert: Symphony n. 8 | Domenico Famà, conductor (FMC)
Biography
Domenico Famà is an Italian conductor, composer and classical guitarist. Appreciated for his interpretative research that combines severe rigor and maximum expressiveness, he debuted in Teatro Massimo Vincenzo Bellini in Catania in 2018, special guest in a symphonic concert dedicated to Mozart, Rossini, Verdi and Bellini. He is a recording artist for the international labels Brilliant Classics and Da Vinci Classics and he has a long concert career full of important and significant collaborations (Teatro Massimo Vincenzo Bellini – Catania, Teatro Massimo Città di Siracusa, Fondazione Taormina Arte, Fondazione Bellini Festival – Roma, Orchestra Classica Viva – Milano, Orchestra del Festival Belliniano, Orchestra Sinfonica del Conservatorio Duni – Matera, Teatro Rendano – Cosenza, Fondazione
