The instrumentalists of the ensemble Dolci Accenti they come from different artistic and cultural experiences; they met during their study courses at the Vicenza Conservatory, where they specialized in the performance of the musical repertoire of the 17th and early 18th centuries, deepening the study and research on original sources such as treatises, music, prints, manuscripts and chronicles of the time.
Parallel to the interest in instrumental music of that period, they turned their attention to vocal music and its expressive potential. All, who plays with copies of original instruments, he interprets and is particularly interested in the musical production of one of the most flourishing periods, varied and rich in music, not only Italian.
Dolci Accenti ensemble, among other concert associations, he was invited to the Sighisoara Medieval Arts Festival (Romania) in July 2000, where he recorded for Romanian radio, the Vilnius (Lithuania) Lithuanian Academy of Music. He has been a guest since 2002 al 2006 at the Monte Acuto Festival (Sardinia), and in the following years with the friends of music in Milazzo, Caltanissetta, Bellini Association of Messina, at the Bosa international festival, at the Bocche festival, Reserved sounds, Timeless notes, Classic Brianza, Ravenna Festival, Italian consulate in Wolfsburg (D), Voices of Europe Festival, concert organization of Oristano.
The musicians of the ensemble Dolci Accenti they collaborate with the most important Italian and foreign groups, (The Baroqueists, Swiss Italian Radio, Venice baroque Orchestra, Auser musicians, De Labyrintho just to name a few), by registering the disc through the Come Touch label, Stradivarius, gloss, Sony, Naxos, German gramophones, K617, Arts, Bongiovanni, Dynamic, CPO, ecc.
All Sweet accents has stated “Silence please", the complete unpublished sonatas by Fr. Ruhe for viola da gamba and basso continuo e “Vague and graceful eyes” published by Urania records with instrumental and vocal music by 600 Italian. Rrecently recorded the sonatas for cello and continuous bass by Giovanni Battista Sammartini of the soon to be published op.4.
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