Mario Brunello, Gevorg Dabaghyan
Special Project
Music that relays history, tradition and sacredness will echo across the peaks of the Brenta Dolomites, in the event that best embodies the spirit of I Suoni delle Dolomiti (The Sounds of the Dolomites). During the event, you can go trekking and experience what it feels like to be suspended between nature and music, between an intimate focus on oneself and sharing, between exertion and relaxation.
The Brenta Dolomites play host to and perfectly chime with this special project by Mario Brunello and Gevorg Dabaghyan. The project interlaces cello notes with the atmosphere evoked by the Duduk, a reed instrument made of apricot wood which harks back to the Armenian musical tradition, of which Dabaghyan is a foremost representative. The melodies are rooted in the thousand-year-old history of Armenian music, with historic European influences.
Day 1: distance: 8.6 km; walking time: 3 h 30 min; altitude change: + 990, - 368; difficulty level: E. The route is of great geological and naturalistic interest and crosses through green pastures and screes
Day 2: distance: 7.1 km; walking time: 2 h 30 min; altitude change: +380, -452; difficulty level: E. The route follows an easy scenic and very hilly path involving walks between large boulders.
Day 3: distance: 6.2 km; walking time: 2 h 20 min; altitude change: +5, -900; difficulty level: E. This downhill route includes vertical rock faces, steep wooded ridges and grassy plateaus.
The event requires payment and has limited places.
Cost of participation: €430
This fee includes meals — some will be packed meals — board and breakfast at the lodges, accompaniment and assistance from Mountain Guides, transfer costs and a festival T-shirt. Drinks and sleeping bags are the responsibility of participants
Bookings open on 21st June at 10:00 am via link.
Clothing suitable for the altitude must be worn, and a basic level of fitness is necessary
Info
+ 39 0465 447501
www.campigliodolomiti.it
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