Alessandro Crudele is known for his dedication to youth orchestras and has always been passionately committed to training young musicians and supporting organizations dedicated to this cause.
This year, he was delighted to accept an invitation from the Smith Square Symphony Orchestra in London and, among other things, will perform with them in two concerts at the Anghiari Festival in Tuscany.

On Sunday, 19 July, Alessandro will conduct Nicola Campogrande’s Cinque modi per aprire un concerto and Johannes Brahms’ Symphony No. 1 in C minor.
On Tuesday, 21 July, he will lead the Symphonia Smith Square in Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s Piano Concerto No. 20 in C major K 466 (with pianist Alessio Tonelli) and in Franz Schubert’s Symphony No. 5 in B flat major.
Both concerts will take place it the picturesque setting of Piazza del Popolo in Anghiari.

Sinfonia Smith Square is a London-based orchestra and training program for early-career musicians. It brings together young professionals and established world-class artists for an intensive fellowship combining high-level performances with real-world musical experience.