Preghiera... Concert for Poetry and Accordion
on the 21.08.2026 from 6:00 o’clock p.m. till 7:00 o’clock p.m.- Tublà da Nives - Selva di Val Gardena - South Tyrol
- +39 333 7166471
- [email protected]
- www.tubladanives.it
Description
Lino Pasquale Cacciapaglia, poet and narrator
Matteo Facchin, accordion
The lyrical and musical recital Preghiera… (“Prayer”) is a concert for poetry and accordion. A dialogue between the arts, in which the words – flowing through the verses of poet Lino Pasquale Cacciapaglia – meet well-known compositions for accordion, performed by Maestro Matteo Facchin.
We are words, rhythm, sound…
Art, in its purest and deepest essence, expressed through poetry and music, is not merely a means of remembrance; it is a shared experience, a communion between the artist and the listener. The artists’ aim is to invite the audience to experience the sensitivity of the souls of those who created the music and the poetry.
Art means conveying beauty into the soul of another, creating a journey shaped by wonder, longing and awe.
Guided by the poetic word and by music, we will embark on a journey that invites us to recognise others, our fellow human beings, without distinction. For art thrives on connections, dialogue and the fundamental shared belief that creativity can illuminate the human soul.
A thing of beauty is a joy for ever: / Its loveliness increases; it will never / Pass into nothingness (John Keats)
Lino Pasquale Cacciapaglia was born on 19 July 1964 in Cellamare (Bari). He is a poet, lecturer in business administration and chartered accountant, and lives in Merano (BZ). He has published the poetry collections Esisti Sole! and Azzurra! with the “Weger” publishing house in Bressanone (BZ). In March 2026, his third poetry collection, Preghiera…, was published by Editoriale Giorgio Mondadori. For Cacciapaglia, poetry is not merely a literary work, but also a form of testimony: since his first publication, he has been a guest at cultural institutions, schools, bookshops, libraries and theatres, where he writes and performs poetry recitals, including on contemporary and socially relevant topics. His poetry is inspired by nature and the great themes of human existence, as well as by a positive worldview rooted in Christian values. His work is spiritually inspired by the English Romantic poet John Keats, whom Cacciapaglia considers his poetic guiding light.
Matteo Facchin completed his accordion studies under Corrado Rojac and also studied harpsichord and composition. Alongside his classical training, he is active in pop and rock music, as well as ethnic music and tango. His collaborations include the Haydn Orchestra of Bolzano and Trento and the author Joseph Zoderer. As a performer and composer, he is involved in various theatre productions. He has made numerous recordings in both popular and classical music. His current project is the Dangerous Encounters Trio, featuring modern arrangements ranging from Piazzolla to Vivaldi. Since 1996, he has taught accordion at the “Vivaldi” Music School in Bolzano.
Topic: Exhibitions/art
Matteo Facchin, accordion
The lyrical and musical recital Preghiera… (“Prayer”) is a concert for poetry and accordion. A dialogue between the arts, in which the words – flowing through the verses of poet Lino Pasquale Cacciapaglia – meet well-known compositions for accordion, performed by Maestro Matteo Facchin.
We are words, rhythm, sound…
Art, in its purest and deepest essence, expressed through poetry and music, is not merely a means of remembrance; it is a shared experience, a communion between the artist and the listener. The artists’ aim is to invite the audience to experience the sensitivity of the souls of those who created the music and the poetry.
Art means conveying beauty into the soul of another, creating a journey shaped by wonder, longing and awe.
Guided by the poetic word and by music, we will embark on a journey that invites us to recognise others, our fellow human beings, without distinction. For art thrives on connections, dialogue and the fundamental shared belief that creativity can illuminate the human soul.
A thing of beauty is a joy for ever: / Its loveliness increases; it will never / Pass into nothingness (John Keats)
Lino Pasquale Cacciapaglia was born on 19 July 1964 in Cellamare (Bari). He is a poet, lecturer in business administration and chartered accountant, and lives in Merano (BZ). He has published the poetry collections Esisti Sole! and Azzurra! with the “Weger” publishing house in Bressanone (BZ). In March 2026, his third poetry collection, Preghiera…, was published by Editoriale Giorgio Mondadori. For Cacciapaglia, poetry is not merely a literary work, but also a form of testimony: since his first publication, he has been a guest at cultural institutions, schools, bookshops, libraries and theatres, where he writes and performs poetry recitals, including on contemporary and socially relevant topics. His poetry is inspired by nature and the great themes of human existence, as well as by a positive worldview rooted in Christian values. His work is spiritually inspired by the English Romantic poet John Keats, whom Cacciapaglia considers his poetic guiding light.
Matteo Facchin completed his accordion studies under Corrado Rojac and also studied harpsichord and composition. Alongside his classical training, he is active in pop and rock music, as well as ethnic music and tango. His collaborations include the Haydn Orchestra of Bolzano and Trento and the author Joseph Zoderer. As a performer and composer, he is involved in various theatre productions. He has made numerous recordings in both popular and classical music. His current project is the Dangerous Encounters Trio, featuring modern arrangements ranging from Piazzolla to Vivaldi. Since 1996, he has taught accordion at the “Vivaldi” Music School in Bolzano.
Topic: Exhibitions/art
Position
Coming from the south, it is best to exit the Brenner motorway (A 22) at the Bolzano Nord exit and continue along state road 12 to Ponte Gardena, where you turn right onto the bridge and tunnel leading to Val Gardena. After 20 kilometres you reach Selva di Val Gardena. Continue along the main road and turn left at the Hotel Oswald. Here you have two possibilities; simply park your car in the public car park or continue for another 50 metres turning right to the Istitut Ladin and library. You can park your car with a parking disc for 30 minutes. Just below the square is the "Tublà da Nives", which can be reached right up to the entrance - for loading and unloading purposes - even by car.
Organised from...
Zënter culturel "Tublà da Nives"
Nives street 6
39048 Selva Gardena - South Tyrol
[email protected]
www.tubladanives.it