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D'Alessio Media, celebrating its twentieth anniversary this year, is a company dedicated to broadcasting the performing arts internationally. Producer/Director, Clemente D'Alessio, is a five-time Emmy winner. Among his credentials are fifty full-length operas,"Live from the Met", "Georg Solti at 75", "Placido Domingo Sings Zarzuela", and nine programs with Luciano Pavarotti and his vocal competition winners. Mr. D'Alessio also worked on ballets during his Summers at the Met, including a number of telecasts with Mikhail Baryshnikov and American Ballet Theater. His chamber music series of fifty programs is currently airing throughout Asia on Japan's NHK-TV.

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Clemente D'Alessio Producer and Director

Clemente DíAlessio is the Founder and President of DíAlessio Media, Inc., a company committed to the international broadcast of the performing arts for the past twenty years. A five-time Emmy award winner, DíAlessio began his career at the Metropolitan Opera, where he was television Producer of fifty full-length operas for the premier PBS series, Live from the Met.

For the past four years as Producer/Director, he created a television music series for NHK-TV, Japan. The series consists of fifty televised recitals at Steinway Hall on 57th Street in New York City, recorded in concert in front of an audience for broadcast throughout Asia. Given the fact that these programs have been aired in Japan, China, Taiwan, Korea, and throughout Asia, it is safe to say that hundreds of millions of people have seen these exemplary cultural events. DíAlessio is currently producing and directing a film celebrating the 150th anniversary of Steinway & Sons, featuring famous pianists, and Henry Steinway, the patriarch of the company.

Other high profile projects include: A Memorial for Audrey Hepburn at UNICEF, Placido Domingo Sings Zarzuela, The Hundredth Anniversary of the Philadelphia Orchestra, The Concert for Peace from Oslo with the Elie Wiesel Foundation, Georg Solti at 75, five telecasts with Luciano Pavarotti and the Opera Company of Philadelphia, eighteen annual Richard Tucker Opera Galas. His television work has taken him to Norway, the Czech Republic, Italy, Germany, Austria, and a Jazz Festival in Monaco. Another special project was an international ecology special, Our Common Future, which was seen in over two hundred countries, and was the first live transmission of Hi-Definition television to screens in public spaces in major cities.

His programs have included such luminaries as Leonard Bernstein, Dave Brubeck, Placido Domingo, Lionel Hampton, President Vaclav Havel, Marilyn Horne, Audrey Hepburn, Elton John, James Earl Jones, Herbie Mann, Luciano Pavarotti, Gregory Peck, Sting, AndrÈ Watts and Elie Wiesel. He has received five Emmyís, two Peabody Awards, two Radio Festival Awards, a Golden Cine Eagle Award, a Governorís Award, and an Excellence in Journalism prize all for a wide spectrum of music programs for broadcast.

Mr. DíAlessio has produced two nationally syndicated radio series - An Evening at the Pops with Skitch Henderson and Traditions featuring Lloyd Moss. Both programs aired nationally on approximately three hundred stations over the Concert Music Network for a total of ten years.

Other credentials include serving on the Board of Governors of the New York Chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences for five years. Mr. DíAlessio is currently on the Board of Directors of the Oratorio Society of New York, the choir for which Andrew Carnegie built Carnegie Hall - (his wife was a member); the choir still resides there.

Pamela Curzon Associate Producer and Director

Over the past five years, Pamela Curzon has amassed an impressive number of television credentials. She has acted as Associate Producer and Associate Director for a national performing arts simulcast series entitled ìPhiladelphia Performsî, featuring the centennial of the Philadelphia Orchestra, the seventy-fifth anniversary of the renowned Curtis School of Music, Rossiniís "Italiana in Algeri" with the Opera Company of Philadelphia, and the thirty-fifth anniversary of Philadanco ñ a modern dance company in the inner city. She has also been Associate Producer and Associate Director, as well as Casting Director, for The "Classical Hour" at Steinway Hall, a chamber music series of fifty programs for NHK, Japan - for broadcast throughout Asia.

Ms. Curzon is founder and Director of Curzon Artists Management, now in its eighteenth year, representing classical music instrumentalists and singers. She has a B.A. from Barnard College, Columbia University, and a Masters degree from Rice University