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Uto Ughi in concert at the Enna University, Italy Diodato "Uto" Ughi (b. 21 January 1944, Busto Arsizio, Italy) is an Italian violinist and conductor. He was the music director of l'Orchestra dell'Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia from 1992-1997. He is considered one of Italy's greatest living violinists and is also active in the promotion of classical music in today's culture. When he was young he started to play the violin, at only «5 or 6 years» he said, and he made his debut at 7 years old, at the Teatro Lirico di Milano. At 12 years he was considered a mature artist. He involves himself in many activities to promote music culture. He is the founder of some music festivals: "Omaggio a Venezia", "Omaggio a Roma" (1999-2002), "Uto Ughi per Roma". In tandem with Bruno Tosi, Uto Ughi instituted the musical prize "Una vita per la Musica" ("A life for Music"). On the 4th of September, 1997 he was commissioned Cavaliere della Gran Croce by the Italian President, and in 2002 he received a degree honoris causa in Communication studies. He has won various awards, the most prestigious "Una vita per la musica - Leonard Bernstein" (23/6/1997), "Galileo 2000" prize (5/7/ 2003) and the international prize "Ostia Mare" (8/8/2003). Uto has at one time or another possessed five antique violins: the Van Houten-Kreutzer of 1701, and the Sinsheimer-General Kyd-Perlman of 1714 crafted by Antonio Stradivari; as well as the Kortschak; ex-Wurlitzer of 1739, the Ole Bull of 1744, and the Cariplo-Hennel-Rosé of 1744 made by Giuseppe Guarneri del Gesù. External links Uto Ughi official website v • d • e Orchestra dell'Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia Music Directors Bernardino Molinari (1912-1944) · Franco Ferrara (1944-1945) · Fernando Previtali (1953-1973) · Igor Markevitch (1973-1975) · Thomas Schippers (1976) · Giuseppe Sinopoli (1983-1987) · Uto Ughi (1987-1992) · Daniele Gatti (1992-1997) · Myung-whun Chung (1997-2005) · Antonio Pappano (2005)