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Dorina Frati is an Italian classical
mandolin A mandolin (, ; literally "small mandola") is a Chordophone, stringed musical instrument in the lute family and is generally Plucked string instrument, plucked with a plectrum, pick. It most commonly has four Course (music), courses of doubled St ...
player. She performs regularly with European orchestras such as The Philharmonic of La Scala, the National Academy of
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, the National Orchestra of RAI, the Chamber Orchestra of Mantua and the Philharmonic of Rome. She completed her studies with
Giuseppe Anedda Giuseppe Anedda (born Cagliari, 1 March 1912 – died Cagliari, 30 July 1997) was an Italian mandolin virtuoso who helped the mandolin gain more importance in the classical music world in the 20th Century. He performed with his instrument in con ...
, graduating from the Pollini Conservatory of Padua, Italy.


Work

Frati has performed under the direction of
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, who invited her to perform with the Bayrischer Rundfunk Simphonieorchester of Munich, Germany. With the same orchestra, under the direction of
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, she recorded “Das Lied der Erde” by
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. Ms. Frati performed under Muti with the
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in Vienna, Berlin, Klagenfurt and Ravenna. Together with “I Solisti Veneti” and under the direction of C. Scimone, Ms. Frati performed in venues such as the
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, the
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, the
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, Victoria Hall,
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, the
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, the
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(offi ...
, the Festspielhaus and the
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. She joined in tours and festivals in Scotland, China, Finland, Greece, U.S.A, Portugal, Australia, the Netherlands, Venezuela, Brazil, Yugoslavia, Czech Republic and Japan. Mrs. Frati collaborates with several Italian theatres and since 1987, she regularly plays with the Teatro alla Scala di Milano as first mandolin. She performed under Maazel, C. Kleiber, C.M. Giulini and G. Sinopoli as well as with Muti,
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, D. Gatti, R. Chailly and G. Kuhn and G. Noseda. She also traveled with il Teatro alla Scala to Moscow, Russia, where she has performed W.A.Mozart’s Don Giovanni at the Bolshoi theater. Frati has recorded with various labels, most notably:
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and A. M. Giuliani's Concerto for Mandolin (
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); Johann Hummel's Opera Omnia for Mandolin and Neapolitan Concertos for Mandolin (Dynamic); G. G. Boni’s Sonatas for Mandola ( Tactus); with the Philharmonic of La Scala she recorded the soundtrack of a movie by
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(
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) and Otello (
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); with the
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International recorded for Decca; also recorded for Stradivarius, Agorà and Ducale. Most recently, she recorded the album ''Domenico Scarlatti ed il Mandolino nelle capitali europee'' for Dynamic in a duet with harpsichordist Daniele Roi. Frati conducts the mandolin orchestra "Claudio e Mauro Terroni" at the musical center of Villaggio Sereno in Brescia, with which she won First Prize in the International Competition of Kerkrade in the Netherlands (1989) and in 1997 the 1st Absolute Prize at the International Competition of Ala. With the same orchestra she recorded two CDs; the latest is ''Sogni d'acrobata'', for Esperia. Frati premiered pieces, including the Concerto for Mandolin, Guitar and Orchestra named "Fiori di Novembre" of A. Gilardino and "L'Isola del l'Amore" by the Swiss composer F. Hoch; who dedicated the piece to her. She teaches mandolin at the Conservatory of Music “Cesare Pollini” in Padua.


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