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The "Cameristi Italiani" were formed in 1992 and have amongst their members teachers and soloists from the symphony orchestra of the Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia. The honorary president is Roberto Corsi, the president is Francesco Squarcia, and the artistic director and concerto master is Giuseppe Prencipe. The "Cameristi

Italiani" were the only Italian ensemble to be invited to perform during the celebrations held to mark the three hundredth anniversary of the birth of Giuseppe Tartini. During this performance, which was broadcast by Eurosvision, Maestro Prencipe played the "Amati" violin which once belonged to Tartini and which had been specially restored for the occasion - it was thus, as has already been observed, played for the first time in over two centuries.
During the celebrations for the national day of the Republic of Italy in 1994 the "Cameristi Italiani" performed at Lubiana - capital of the Republic of Slovenia - during a concert organised by the Italian embassy in that country. In August 1995 they were invited by the Italian government to play in the gardens of Palazzo Farnese during a gala evening in honour of the Prince of Wales.

Members of the Cameristi Italiani:

Violini	Giuseppe PRENCIPE, Roberto GRANCI, Paolo PIOMBONI, Alberto MINA, Daniele CICCOLINI, Cristina PUCA, Rosario GENOVESE
Viole	Francesco SQUARCIA, Michael KORNEL
Violoncelli	Carlo ONORI, Francesco DI DONNA
Contrabbasso	Enrico ROSINI
Clavicembalo	Alberto MINA