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RIP Maestro Vessicchio 11/09/25(Sun)16:43:47 No.216636642

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RIP Maestro Vessicchio Anonymous 11/09/25(Sun)16:43:47 No.216636642 Archived

Just heard the news that Peppe Vessicchio died today at 69. For those who don’t know, he was like the most beloved orchestra conductor in Italy, especially at the Sanremo Festival. Every time they announced “conducting the orchestra, Maestro Peppe Vessicchio” the crowd would go wild.
I'm not even Italian but I've always respected the guy. Watched some clips of him on YouTube and he seemed genuinely passionate about music. Apparently he died from pneumonia complications.
Press F to pay respects to the Maestro

Anonymous
11/09/25(Sun)16:54:42 No.216636895

Anonymous 11/09/25(Sun)16:54:42 No.216636895

What about Fabio Biondi?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IAchApJtXOE&list=PLyrS5_ErY3KQ6KAeraqPfQFeTumSPCMjA&index=6

Anonymous
11/09/25(Sun)16:57:10 No.216636956

Anonymous 11/09/25(Sun)16:57:10 No.216636956

>>216636642
>There are Italians on this site named Peppe

Anonymous
11/09/25(Sun)16:58:07 No.216636982

Anonymous 11/09/25(Sun)16:58:07 No.216636982

>>216636642
f

Anonymous
11/09/25(Sun)16:58:30 No.216636998

Anonymous 11/09/25(Sun)16:58:30 No.216636998

Never heard of him

Anonymous
11/09/25(Sun)17:05:04 No.216637184

Anonymous 11/09/25(Sun)17:05:04 No.216637184

>>216636642
The most beloved conductor in Italy is probably Riccardo Muti, or maybe Chailly.
It used to be Abbado, but he died some time ago... I feel old. I like his Mendelssohn.

Anonymous
11/09/25(Sun)17:06:13 No.216637205

Anonymous 11/09/25(Sun)17:06:13 No.216637205

>>216637184
Definitely Muti

Anonymous
11/09/25(Sun)17:14:07 No.216637426

Anonymous 11/09/25(Sun)17:14:07 No.216637426

>>216636642
>Peppe Vessicchio
Who?