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FRIEDRICH VENTURA
He obtained the Trombone diploma at the “C.
Monteverdi ”of Bolzano – July 1999 vote 10/10.
In June 2005 he obtained the 1st Diploma of Bass Trombone and Trombone Contrabass with the highest grades at the Academy of Music of Graz (Austria) in the Trombone class led by M ° Carsten Svamberg. He has participated in several seminars held by M ° J. Alessi (1st trombone New York Philharmonic) – M ° E. Kleinhammer (Bass Trombone Chicago Symphony Orchestra) – M ° E. Neumeister (Jazz Trombone) at the Academy of Music in Graz and M ° Uwe Fussel (Trombone Bass at the Bavarian Opera Orchestra of Munich) at the University of Munich. In the summer of 2003 he participated in the Idylwild Festival in Los Angeles) (USA) In July 2004 he participated in the Brass Festival in Puebla (Mexico) held by M ° Enrique Crespo (Trombone German Brass).
WORK EXPERIENCES:
May 1998: soloist in the “Concertino” op. 45 n. 7 for Trombone and Chamber Orchestra of Erik Lars-Larsson “Haydn” Orchestra of Bolzano and Trento (Director M ° Dini Ciacci).
May 1999: soloist in the Concerto for Trombone and Orchestra of Grafe Friedebald Orchestra “Haydn” of Bolzano and Trento (Conductor M ° Othmar Trenner).
June 1999: winner of the contest for soloists ”Soroptimist International ”in Verbania. Participates in the 1998/99 tour in the “Junge Philharmonie Ósterreich.
In 2000 he collaborated as adjunct with the “Haydn” Orchestra of Bolzano and Trento.
In 2001 he collaborated with the Graz Symphony Orchestra.
In 2005 he collaborated with the Orchestra of the Teatro dell’Opera in Rome such as Bass Trombone and Contrabass Trombone.
May 2007 collaborates with the Orchestra of the Tuscany Region.
In 2007 he passed the selection for admission to the Orchestra of the Academy of Santa Cecilia in Rome.
In 2008 he passed the selection for admission to the Orchestra of Rome Opera House.
In 2012 he won the bass trombone competition at the Opera House of Rome with Maestro Riccardo Muti.
Since 2014 he has been teaching bass trombone at the music school (Ariadimusica) in Rome.
