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With another edition of Il Cinema Ritrovato<\/strong> done and dusted, we look at the musicians<\/strong> who made numerous screenings and events more than special. Each artist brought their talent and creativity to the stage, enriching the screenings with their extraordinary musical performances.<\/p>\n They accompanied the silent films of the 1903 and 1923 sections, and not only in the cinemas, musicians took to the stage in Piazza Maggiore<\/strong> and Auditorium Manzoni<\/strong> in front of thousands of spectators with the screenings of Stella Dallas<\/em> by Henry King and Lady Windermere’s Fan<\/em> by Ernst Lubitsch.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n A big round of applause for their involvement that made this festival even more unforgettable, below is the list of musicians who participated in this year\u2019s festival:<\/p>\n John Sweeney, Maud Nielson, Donald Sosin, Antonio Coppola, Daniele Furlati, Stephen Horne, Meg Morley, Gabriel Thibaudeau, Silvia Mandolini, Eduardo Raon, Neil Brand, Frank Bockius, Matti Bye, Timothy Brock<\/strong> and the Orchestra of the Teatro Comunale di Bologna<\/strong>.\u00a0<\/p>\n Forty-eight hours have passed since the end of the festival, and we celebrate those who write music, those who play, and those who listen with a gallery of photos taken by Lorenzo Burlando<\/strong> and Margherita Caprilli<\/strong>.<\/p>\n\n\t\t