Biography

The LaudArmonia choir was officially born with the Epiphany concert 2015 and owes its name in homage to the Spirituality of St. Francis of Assisi, from "Lauda" in the same desire of the Saint to praise the Lord and nature with song and joy and "Harmony" as harmony of creation, musical and human, elements taken up in the logo that recalls with the Tau surrounded by stars and planets the ancient philosophical theory of the Music of the Spheres.
Although recently formed, the choir has participated in several national and international choral festivals.
On October 5, 2015, on the occasion of the patronal feast, he presented the concert dedicated to St. Francis of Assisi "A sun was born to the world" (quoted from Canto XI of Dante Alighieri's Paradise).
The Franciscan program gave rise to an inconceivable and extraordinary series of events culminating in the participation for two years in a row in the touching experience of Assisi Pax Mundi, International Festival of Franciscan Music, in October 2016 and 2017.
On December 16, 2016 he was invited to participate in the programming of the Christmas events of the Municipality of Turin "Natale coi fiocchi" presenting a concert in Piazza Carlo Alberto.
On May 12, 2018 the choir was honored by the invitation to the Inauguration of the Restoration of the Altar dedicated to the Blessed Virgin of suffrage in Nole Canavese, alternating sacred passages with the exhibitions of the authorities present.
Another singular participation in the 6 days of International cycling at the Franconian Velodrome of San Francesco al Campo and experienced the emotion of animating the Eucharistic Celebration at the Sacra di San Michele, an important Abbey of the Val di Susa and at the Sanctuary of the Blessed Virgin of Crete for the annual and international gathering of centaurs.
In December 2019 the choir was invited for a concert on the occasion of the celebration of the 40th anniversary of the discovery of the remains of the previous Abbey of Fruttuaria in San Benigno Canavese and for a Christmas concert included in the Review of December Leinicese.