Cristina Scuderi - Project presentation - Department of Art History and Musicology

Giuseppe Tartini, Kupferstich, 1761

"Tartinians in Europe.The school of Nations and its Networks" (Piran andFlorenz)

Cristina Scuderi will present the recently approved international FWF project Tartinians in Europe. The school of Nations and its Networks as part of the conference "Giuseppe Tartini. Nuove fonti, nuove prospettive di ricerca" (Tartini House, Piran) on October 14, 2024. The project will also be presented together with the team (Gesa zur Nieden, Agnese Pavanello, Carolin Krahn, Chiara Zuanni) at the SIDM Annual Conference 2024 (26.10.2024) in Florence at the panel "Transmitting Musical Knowledge in Eighteenth Century European Violin Playing: Tartini's Scuola delle Nazioni in Light of its Transnational Networks (Pupils, Patrons, Printers)".

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