A musical journey through myth, poetry, and ancestral suggestions: on october 11, 2026, Vincenzo Zitello will perform a concert titled Graal, his fourteenth album, inspired by the Arthurian saga and the spiritual landscapes of Brittany.
A pioneer of the Celtic harp in Italy and an internationally renowned musician, Zitello offers a concert conceived as an evocative and uninterrupted narrative, capable of traversing inner landscapes and symbolic dimensions through the lyricism of his compositions and instrumental virtuosity.
The protagonists will be the Celtic harp and the Bardic harp, the Clarsach with metal strings, instruments of the Gaelic tradition that in Zitello's hands produce a refined and unmistakable sound palette.
Joining him on stage will be Fulvio Renzi, a violinist, composer, and producer, a musician with a classical background and a strong inclination towards research. His violin will converse with the harps in an intertwining of timbres and nuances, merging tradition and contemporary languages.
Throughout his career, Zitello has released 14 solo albums and collaborated on numerous productions with artists such as Franco Battiato, Ivano Fossati, Fabrizio De André, Alice, and Alan Stivell. Renzi, on the other hand, has worked with Roger Waters, Bruce Springsteen, and Ryūichi Sakamoto, in addition to composing music for theater, film, and documentaries.
Graal thus presents itself as an immersive listening experience, suspended between myth and contemporaneity, where music, symbolism, and sound research come together to take the audience on a journey outside of time.
