Riccardo Muti's Conductor's Baton

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Ended:November 29th 2018, 4:00am EST

Winner: luca.formenton

€1,000($1,067 USD)

Charity percentage

80%

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The Prize

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Riccardo Muti, one of the world's most acclaimed orchestra conductors, was born in Naples, Italy. He studied piano at the Neapolitan Conservatory before moving to Milan, where he obtained a diploma in composition and conducting. In 1986 took the helm of the La Scala Philharmonic Orchestra of Milan, which he led on triumphant tours across Europe and the world until 2005. Since then he has gone on to conduct some of the most prestigious orchestras, from the New York Philharmonic to the Orchestre National de France.

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The Cause

The Benedetta D'Intino Center was founded in 1994 from the dream of Cristina Mondadori in memory of her granddaughter Benedetta, who passed away prematurely. Thanks to a multidisciplinary team made up of 20 professionals, every year it assists more than 300 children and young people with severe communication disabilities and psychological distress together with their families.

The Center operates through two sectors of clinical intervention: Augmentative Alternative Communication (AAC), which deals with children with complex communication needs and which also includes a specific communication program for autism, and Psychotherapy, which follows children and families who need psychological support to deal with trauma or uncomfortable situations.

Website

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Item #L6785

In condition as donated.

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