Sara d'Ippolito Reichert
Italian Cultural Institute
Av. Francisco Sosa 77
Mar 8, 2023
7:00 PM CST
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Martha
May 2nd 2023
Sara is an expressive and gifted musician, and this program was stunning in its breadth and depth, as well as its cultural significance due to her intentional highlighting of women composers, past and present.
I was particularly moved by the Lilith Guegamian piece where she sings while playing. Sara's unique timbre and vocal talent, combined with her expertise on guitar, means musical art at a very high level, indeed!
Thank you Sara, and Roosevelt for encouraging brave new artists to grow to new levels of expression and virtuosity while being free to also challenge rigid cultural norms.
Chicago, IL@Ganz Hall
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Sara d'Ippolito Reichert Biography
Sara d’Ippolito Reichert is an active performing artist, composer, and educator with musical influences that span many genres. Born into a multicultural and musical family, d'Ippolito grew up in Lamezia Terme (Calabria, Italy). She graduated in Classical Guitar Performance from the “Santa Cecilia” Conservatory of Music in Rome, Italy, under Arturo Tallini, after having studied with Marco Rossetti in Vibo Valentia.
Sara d'Ippolito Reichert is currently pursuing her second Master's degree at Roosevelt University in Chicago, under the instruction of Denis Azabagic. Her intention is to conduct more research in Women and Gender studies related to Classical Guitar and to bring attention to a more diverse repertoire, with a focus on women composers of the past, present, and future.
Read MoreSara d'Ippolito Reichert is currently pursuing her second Master's degree at Roosevelt University in Chicago, under the instruction of Denis Azabagic. Her intention is to conduct more research in Women and Gender studies related to Classical Guitar and to bring attention to a more diverse repertoire, with a focus on women composers of the past, present, and future.
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