carlo ipata

Carlo Ipata had his musical training first at the Banff Center for The Fine Arts (Canada), then at the Royal Conservatory in Ajax, and finally at the Conservatory National de Region of Paris, where he got a honour diploma in baroque flute and chamber music.

With the ensemble Suonatori della Gioiosa Marca, I Barocchisti, Il Capriccio, Seicentonovecento, and with the ensemble he founded in 1997, AuserMusici, he has played at European Festival of Lubiana, Italian Festival of Dortmund, Berliner Tage fur Alte Musik, Festival Antiqua, Musikinstrumenten-Museum of Berlin, Festivoce (France), Miami Bach Festival, Celebrations of Boccherini (Madrid) and at the Swiss Radio, and he has recorded for EMI, Amadeus, Agorà, Tactus, Bongiovanni, Symphonia, Hyperion.

He is constantly focused on the research in the early music field, and together with the ensemble AuserMusici he allow the modern public to listen authors such as Nardini, Gasparini, Barsanti, Brunelli, Boccherini, Lidarti, Campioni, Geraso, Porpora, V. Manfredini, Della Ciaia.

As director of the Tuscan Musical Treasures Project he has worked with the Musicology Department of the University of Cremona, the University of Pisa and the Scuola Normale Superiore, and the Italian Musicologist Society. He is one of the author of Il flauto in Italia [The flute in Italy], Istituto Poligrafico dello Stato, 2005, he has given courses and seminars at the New York University, at the CNR of Angers, and in some Italian Conservatories and Musical Institutes. He is professor of chamber music at the Conservatory Rossini of Pesaro.