The Albanian cellist Giulia Deda performs in the Italian Parliament

Giulia Deda

 She is Giulia Deda, soloist and violinist who, together with talented artists of the Santa Cecilia Conservatory Orchestra in Rome, performed at the traditional Christmas concert held every year in the Chamber of Deputies of the Italian Parliament.

Albanian cellist Giulia Deda, 18-years old, daughter of an Albanian immigrant family who at a young age has excelled with her talent becoming the winner of several national awards for young talents. She was born in Rome and has been studying music since the age of 7, a passion she inherited from her flutist mother.

Giulia Deda, the first girl on theleft

In the hall of the Italian parliament, the Albanian cellist interprets as a soloist the musical part "C'era una volta in America" ​​by the great Italian composer Ennio Morricone.

The traditional Christmas concert this year was unusual in the Italian Parliament, without spectators and MPs in the hall, and was broadcast live by Italian Public Television RAI.

The Albanian artist is part of the string orchestra of the Academy Santa Cecilia of Rome conducted by Claudio Ferrara.

The artists performed in this concert parts of great directors such as Vivaldi, Beethoven, Mozart a homage dedicated to the 100th anniversary of the birth of Italian director Federico Fellini and the composer Ennio Morricone.