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Angela Williams

Angela Williams who is of Jamaican descent, is an accomplished soprano. She graduated in opera singing at the Pescara Conservatory of Music in 2017. She is the extraordinary protagonist of this musical story, which she lives in an autobiographical key. She is a lecturere at the "G.D'Annunzio" University of Pescara and has taught at the "S.Cecilia" Conservatory of Music in Rome. She collaborates with many public and private bodies as an expert in history of African American music and legal English. She has taken part in many musical events as a soloist accompanied by various choral ensembles. For many years she has been engaged in musical research related to the migration of African people and their descendants to the west. She has a profound knowledge of the anthropological matrices related to this migration. She is the author of one of the modern day Spirituals (Look in the eyes). Her Royal Highness Angela Williams received a royal title and appointment from the South African Kingdom of the Bakholokoe. His Royal and Imperial Majesty Dr. King Letsitsa III Moloi of the South African Bakholokoe Nation granted the Royal title with all rights and privileges to HRH Angela Loy Williams.

Silvio Feliciani

Silvio Feliciani is a pianist, composer and music therapist. During his long career he has been the director of various conservatories of music, the artistic director of the Ente Manifestazioni in Montesilvano and a member of the board of directors of the prestigious San Carlo Theatre in Naples. In 1988 he entered the book of the Guinness World Records as the first pianist in Europe (fourth in the world) to have performed the composition "Vexations" by E.Satie at the Festival della Perdonanza of L'Aquila. Silvio played the piece for 19 hours and 55 minutes without interruption. His biography is present in various music history encyclopaedias and he has published numerous works with Curci, Edipan and Berben Editori. Silvio has collaborated with various actors (including Piera Degli Esposti and Paolo Bonacelli) researching particular techniques to support acting through the piano. He is currently a professor at the LUMSA University of Rome and President of the National Association of Academic Music Therapists.
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