Riccardo Brunetti
Personal Manager of Maestro Alessandro Valtulini

Born: 24 February 1955
Nationality: Italian
Languages: Italian, English
Website:
www.riccardobrunetti.it
ACADEMIC AND OTHER ACHIEVEMENTS
Specialised in electronics as a technical operator of
radio and television equipment for the
state-owned Italian radio and television station RAI
(Radio Televisione Italia).
Received an arts degree in Rome focused on music,
entertainment,
and a further degree at the Faculty of Humanities at the
State University of Calabria.
Worked as a chief tecnician for RAI for 32 years at the
Division of TV Production and Great
Events.
Published an essay on history, art, psychology, and
religious anthropology entitled “La
Madonna e la Grande Madre" published by Feltrinelli
Edition.
Currently the personal manager of ALESSANDRO VALTULINI
whom he
believes has great potential as does his music. Has
arranged two
interviews with Valtulini on the RAI and RAI
International TV channel in
all the world regarding his World’s Premiere Debut in
London with the
Philharmonia Orchestra.
The meeting with Maestro Alessandro Valtulini, in 2011,
is a casual event.
Valtulini accepted to compose my book Opera "Pithagora".
An opera written and studied for a long time, in ten
years.
A serious Opera, philosophical and historical text, the
foundation of a
philosophical movement that he founded and inspired our
Western world.
From the Roman Empire to modern states, inspired science
and social orders
in the rules and laws.
He, as personal manager, organized the World's Premiere
Debut of
ALESSANDRO VALTULINI with the Philharmonia Orchestra at
Cadogan
Hall, presenting the young composer and conductor at the
London
audience, classical music fans and music critics.
The World’s Premiere Debut’s concert has a special
dedication to the
English Royal Family, especially to Her Majesty Queen
Elizabeth II,
specially, presenting three Symphony Works : the
Ouverture in D Minor
“ Mountbatten Windsor A.V. 26 for His Royal Highness
Prince Charles of
Wales, the Ouverture in E Minor “ Imperial Victory” A.V.30
for Her
Majesty the Queen
Elizabeth II, and finally, the Royal
Imperial Symphony Ouverture in F
Major “ The Duke of Cambridge” A.V. 31 for His Royal
Highness Prince
William Windsor.
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