In tempore organi

Luciano Zecca organ

L’ORGANO RITROVATO

G. CAVAZZONI (1510 ca.-1577 ca.)

Inno “Jesu Redemptor omnium”

Inno “Ave Maris Stella”

dalla “Missa Dominicalis” Kyrie, Christe, Kyrie

L.N. CL.RAMBAULT (1676-1749)

da “Suite du 2eme ton”

Plein Jeu

Caprice sur les Grands Jeux

C. P. E. BACH (1714-1780)

Fuga sopra BACH

A. NARDETTI (fine XIX sec.-1857)

Sonata IX

G. MORANDI (1777-1856)

Rond. con imitazione dei campanelli

Luciano Zecca

Luciano Zecca graduated from the G. Verdi Conservatoire in Milan in Composition under Prof. Giuseppe Giuliano and in Organ and Organ Composition under Prof. Luigi Benedetti. He later earned a degree in Piano from the Conservatoire of Brescia, where he studied under Prof. Anita Porrini. He attended masterclasses with renowned organ and chamber music maestros. He has taught at State Music Conservatoires while maintaining a busy career as a soloist, performing extensively across Europe, America, and Asia. He has also performed at prestigious festivals and venues in Italy (Duomo di Milano), Germany, Austria, France, Switzerland (Lausanne Cathedral), Spain (Barcelona Cathedral, Malaga, Madrid, Lerida), the UK (London), Denmark (Copenhagen Cathedral), Belgium, the Netherlands, Sweden, Norway, Finland, Czech Republic (Prague), Hungary, Poland (Warsaw Cathedral), Russia (Glinka Hall in Moscow), USA (Washington Cathedral, St. Patrick's Cathedral in New York), and Japan (Tokyo, Osaka, Kanazawa). His concerts, available on his YouTube channel, have garnered over three million views. He is a co-organist of the Basilica Collegiata di S. Nicolò in Lecco.