Duo Imbesi Zangarà - Six Musical Colors (Live) (2023) Hi-Res

Wanting to deepen the original repertoire and the technical-executive aspects of the formation of the chamber duo, they entrust their improvement to the Masters Giovanni Puddu and Giampaolo Bandini, with whom they face a profound path of artistic maturation aimed at enhancing the stylistic-executive and aesthetic unity -interpretation that, to date, characterizes their performances and their identity as interpreters.

They attend the Masters and Educational Seminars of the Masters Angelo Gilardino, Giulio Tampalini, Eduardo Isaac, David Murgadas [...]. On the Jazz and Fingerstyle side: Francesco Angiuli, Massimo Varini, Luca Colombo.

Today they are present in Festivals, Concert Seasons and Cultural Events, in Italy, Europe and Asia (Theater of Netda (China), Suzhou Concert Hall(China), Suqian Grand Theater(China), Lantian Grand Theater(China), Jiaxing Grand Theater(China), Liuzhou Culture and Art Center Concert Hall(China), Naxos Winter Festival, Umbria Classica, Greek Theater of Taormina, Greek-Roman Theater of Catania, Tao Art Festival, Campus Afam, Placido Mandanici Theater, Trifiletti Theater, Teatro Rendano, Teatro Ariston Sanremo, Teatro Grandinetti, Igualada (Spain) , Teatro Jalari, Teatro Donna-Fugata, Teatro Politeama, Teatro Falcone-Borsellino, Conservatorio di Latina, Festival Giorgio Gaber [...] ) and are appreciated for their captivating sound , the elegance of their interpretative choices and the passion of their performances.

They collaborate in operas (I Pagliacci by R. Leoncavallo, Misa Criolla by A. Ramirez ) and theatrical performances both as performers and as authors and performers of incidental music (in 2015 for the Novecento monologue on texts by A. Baricco directed by Ivan Bertolami, in 2018 for the Seagull Jonathan Livingston on texts by R.Bach, directed by Giuseppe Spicuglia, since 2012 they have taken care of the arrangements of the show tribute to Giorgio Gaber, Me & Mr. G Non è il Classico Gaber present at the Festival Gaber 2014, in 2017 for Mario Incudine's Canto Mediterraneo), ranging in languages such as jazz and world music and with artists such as Peppe Servillo, Mario Incudine, Coro Lirico Siciliano, Coro Overture, Antonio Vasta.