FRANCESCO DILLON | CELLIST

Biography​
EN IT
Francesco Dillon (b.Turin, 1973) already has a brilliant international career to his credit, characterised by the originality and variety of the repertoire that he has embraced. As a soloist he has performed on such prestigious concert stages as the Konzerthaus in Vienna, the Muziekgebouw in Amsterdam, the Berlin Philharmonie, the Herkulessaal of Munich, the Laeiszhalle in Hamburg, the Jordan Hall in Boston and the Colon Theatre of Buenos Aires, with such orchestras as the Italian National Radio Orchestra (RAI), the Southwest Radio Symphony Orchestra of Stuttgart, the Radio Symphony Orchestra of Vienna, the Orchestra of the Colon Theatre, Ensemble Resonanz, Oulu Sinfonia Finland, and the Tuscany Regional Orchestra (ORT). Most recently he made an acclaimed debut with the Philharmonic Orchestra of La Scala, Milan, conducted by Susanna Mallki. 

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Gallery & Press Kit
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Reviews
He brought absolute involvement and reverence to the demanding instrumental techniques and strange sonic stances called for in Harvey’s scores. A surprising, weird whistling came out of his amplified instrument in Curve with Plateaux. Like Curve, Advaya had moments where Dillon tangentially emoted; some of these moments were mysteriously reminiscent of expression found in traditional folk music from the Middle East, perhaps.
David Patterson - The Boston Musical Intelligencer

Contact

Andrew Logan | Director
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Francesco's Website
http://www.francescodillon.com

Videos

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Repertoire
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Discography
SCIARRINO - ORCHESTRAL WORKS 
(KAIROS, 3CD, 2008)
Variazioni - for Cello and Orchestra (1974) 
Orchestra Sinfonica Nazionale Della RAI 
Tito Ceccherini  - Conductor 
Recorded at Studi Radiofonici della RAI di Torino, October 2006
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