One of the educational excellences in national and international dress finally lands in Campania: in the city that gave birth to Massimo Troisi, the Ultrasuoni association has invested in the project of creating a high-grade music school.
Origins and foundation
The MMI Ultrasuoni was born from a collaboration between the National MMI and the Ultrasuoni association of S.Giorgio a Cremano.
After the qualification and refresher courses between 2015 and 2016 with the President of the MMI Alex Stornello, the Ultrasound Association has decided to fully enter this reality, which today has over 60 offices throughout Italy and abroad, to develop it in the Campania region.
The first task of the regional coordinator Claudius Acampora was to probe the territory, looking for a reality that had a good reputation, an excellent structure and valuable teachers.
Claudio was really happy to entrust this brand to Ultrasuoni because, since this splendid adventure began, a solid reality has been created that is establishing itself on the market showing its full potential.
Training offer
MMI Campania currently offers all diploma courses: MGI (Guitar), MVI (Voice), MDI (Drums), MBI (Bass), MKI (Keyboards) and Violin.
In addition, a stylistic specialization course held by the Maestro was launched as a national exclusive on the occasion of the Guitar Day event Vince Carpenters (Modern Funk Institute).
Of course they also exist corsi Junior e Kids for the little ones, with a methodology which allows, even at an early age, to be able to express themselves through the universal language of music, improving the communication skills of children.
MMI has in its staff teachers of national and international caliber.
This means that at the end of the study course the students receive a prestigious title that can be spent on the national market.
It is essential that students are always in contact with musicians and professionals from the musical world, in order to grow and reach a high level of preparation, something that does not always happen in other private music institutes.
There are amateur courses, suitable for those who are not interested in a diploma but want to build an educational path with their teacher without having to take exams.
The flagship course is obviously the Diploma course: in addition to the classic hours of individual lessons with their teacher, the students have three hours of theory lessons, held by the various MMI Ultrasound teachers.
Last but not least, to complete the work, it is possible to attend an hour a month of ensemble music, during which the musicians will be able to compare themselves with other instrumentalists and singers, coordinated by a teacher who guides them in the musical arrangement: an experience truly unique that Ultrasuoni MMI offers to its graduates.
Programs
The programs are all supported by internal textbooks, which accompany the students throughout their journey.
At national level there are many reference texts depending on the courses: in this way each student already has all the study material and a pre-established path, during which he can, with the support of his teacher, stylistically address himself towards the most congenial genres, while maintaining a complete preparation without gaps.
For MMI Ultrasuoni it is essential to have a well-defined educational and training system where students can grow by making the most of their skills.
Obviously, thanks to President Stornello, who, having thirty years of experience in the construction of methods and programs, has created an educational system that leads every single instrumentalist to have a preparation that can be compared with musicians from all over the world.
Events Offer
In February the great was a guest at the MMI headquarters Guthrie Govan, a fabulous musician, humble and polite: despite his immense talent he manages to make anyone feel at ease while eating a pizza talking about Stomp Box!
Subsequently, a historical element of the MMI family intervened: Daniel Gotthard.
During the clinic he transmitted strong emotions, talking about every aspect of his music, dispensing precious pills to all the lucky participants. Finally, the teaching year ended with the presentation of the MFI specialist course, held by the illustrious guitarist Vince Carpenters.
The goal is to continue in this direction, always paying attention to creating events that have real educational value.
Guitar day
This event was born from the idea of organizing a day dedicated to those who play the guitar, in which to address topics that are dear to every modern guitarist today: liuteria, the lead guitar , rhythmics.
The seminar held by Lutherie Sansone was greatly appreciated by everyone: the different types of guitars were illustrated, introducing difficult topics that were made understandable to all, for example the structure and functioning of a pickup.
As for the solo guitar, a lesson was held in which it was explained how to set up a solo starting from a simple arpeggio, which magically becomes a pentatonic scale and then a minor.
At the conclusion of Guitar day there was the highlight of the evening: the presentation of the course Modern Funk in which all the boys present were invited to play their instruments, on exercises and rhythms that the teacher Vince Carpenters he transcribed and explained.
Vince Carpenters
Each exercise of the two workshops was included in a booklet that was delivered to all participants with the relative ones backing tracks, so that you can practice at home by developing what has been learned during the lessons.
Considerations
A small reality that was born in the Campania region, a high-level national certification in Campania was needed.
Campania is finally becoming an important point for teaching, with MMI in San Giorgio it will be possible to train high-level graduates and recognized in the area.
A thousand compliments and wishes for a bright future go to George Sannino e Claudius Acampora for their project.
Future projects
The goal is to reconfirm itself every day as a solid reality that looks to the future to give children a unique training experience in the Campania region.
You can follow the news on the official page or on page of MMI Ultrasound to be updated on all activities.
Antonio Cangiano1)When was MMI born in Campania?
MMI Ultrasuoni was born from a collaboration between the National MMI and the Ultrasuoni Association of San Giorgio a Cremano. After completing training and refresher courses between 2015 and 2016 with MMI President Alex Stornello, I decided to take over this organization, which currently has over 60 locations throughout Italy and abroad, and develop it in the Campania region. My first task was to explore the area, looking for a company with a good reputation, excellent facilities, and outstanding instructors. I'm truly happy to have entrusted this brand to Ultrasuoni because since we began this wonderful adventure, we've built a solid company that is establishing itself in the market, demonstrating its full potential.
2) What courses does MMI currently offer?
MMI Campania currently offers all diploma courses: MGI (Guitar), MVI (Voice), MDI (Drums), MBI (Bass), MKI (Keyboards), and Violin. Additionally, we launched a national exclusive, during Guitar Day, a stylistic specialization course taught by Maestro Vince Carpentieri (Modern Funk Institute). Of course, we also offer Junior and Kids courses for the littlest ones, with a customized methodology that allows children to express themselves in the universal language of music from an early age, enhancing their expressive abilities.
3) What training does MMI offer its students?
MMI employs teachers of national and international standing. This ensures that, upon completion of their studies, our students receive a prestigious qualification that can be used nationally. It is essential that our students have regular contact with musicians and music professionals, allowing them to grow and reach a high level of preparation, something that isn't always the case at other private music institutes. We offer our students amateur courses, suitable for those who aren't interested in a diploma but want to build a learning path with their teacher without the need for exams. Our flagship program is, of course, the Diploma course: in addition to the standard hours of individual lessons with their teacher, our students have access to three hours of theory lessons, taught by various Ultrasuoni MMI teachers. Last but not least, to round out the program, we also offer one hour of ensemble music per month, where our musicians can interact with other instrumentalists and singers, coordinated by a teacher who guides them in musical arrangements. a truly unique experience that Ultrasuoni MMI offers to our graduates!
4)What types of programs are developed for all locations?
All programs are supported by in-house textbooks, which accompany the students throughout their journey. Nationally, we have numerous reference texts for each course, so each student already has all the necessary study materials and a pre-established curriculum where, with their teacher, they can stylistically orient themselves toward the genres most suited to them, while maintaining a thorough and seamless preparation. It is essential for us to have a well-defined educational and training system where our students can grow and make the most of their abilities. We must obviously thank President Stornello, who, with thirty years of experience in developing methods and programs, has created a teaching system that equips each individual instrumentalist with the necessary preparation to compete with musicians from around the world.
5)There have already been several high-level clinics, do you intend to continue on this path?
Clinics are a truly emotional experience, not only for those who participate but also for those who organize them. In February, we hosted the great Guthrie Govan: a fabulous musician, humble and polite, and despite his immense talent, he manages to make you feel at ease while you're eating pizza with him and talking about pedals! Then we had a longtime member of the MMI family: Daniele Gottardo. We immediately had an amazing connection with this guy; I spent hours on the phone with him finalizing every detail, and when we finally met, he left us completely stunned: an extremely humble person with an extraordinary sensitivity. During the clinic, he moved us, discussing every aspect of his music, sharing valuable insights with all the lucky participants. Finally, we concluded this academic year with the presentation of the MFI specialist course taught by the illustrious guitarist Vince Carpentieri. Our goal is to continue in this direction, always focusing on creating events that have real educational value.
6)After this first guitar day on June 10th, what are your intentions for the next ones?
This event was born from the idea of creating a day for guitarists, where we covered topics that are dear to every modern guitarist today: lute making, lead guitar, and rhythm. The workshop held by Liuteria Sansone was greatly appreciated by everyone; they illustrated the different types of guitars, introducing difficult topics that were made accessible to everyone, such as the structure and function of a pickup. As for lead guitar, I gave a lesson where I explained how to set up a solo starting with a simple arpeggio that magically transforms into a pentatonic scale and then a minor scale. The Guitar Day concluded with the highlight of the evening: the presentation of the Modern Funk course, which involved all the participants with their instruments, playing the various exercises and rhythms that Maestro Carpentieri transcribed and explained. Each exercise from the two workshops was included in a booklet that was given to all participants along with the corresponding backing tracks, so they could practice at home and build on what they learned during the lessons. In conclusion, we can truly be satisfied with this event, an engaging learning experience for everyone, in fact, many young people have already booked for the next Guitar Day. We will certainly be happy to repeat this format in the near future, with new ideas and truly special guests.
7)What are your plans for the future?
Projects are built and brought to fruition through dedication and hard work. In this first year of work, we've truly dedicated ourselves every day to making our dream a tangible reality. The results are in, but we're still just getting started. Building a lasting project requires teamwork, and I'm truly proud to be part of this project. Our goal is to reaffirm ourselves every day as a solid, forward-looking organization, providing our students with a unique learning experience in the Campania region. You can follow us on the official page http://www.associazioneultrasuoni.com/ or on the MMI Ultrasuoni page https://www.facebook.com/AssUltrasuoni/ to stay up-to-date on all our activities.
1)When was MMI born in Campania?
MMI Ultrasuoni was born from a collaboration between the National MMI and the Ultrasuoni Association of San Giorgio a Cremano. After completing training and refresher courses between 2015 and 2016 with MMI President Alex Stornello, I decided to take over this organization, which currently has over 60 locations throughout Italy and abroad, and develop it in the Campania region. My first task was to explore the area, looking for a company with a good reputation, excellent facilities, and outstanding instructors. I'm truly happy to have entrusted this brand to Ultrasuoni because since we began this wonderful adventure, we've built a solid company that is establishing itself in the market, demonstrating its full potential.
2) What courses does MMI currently offer?
MMI Campania currently offers all diploma courses: MGI (Guitar), MVI (Voice), MDI (Drums), MBI (Bass), MKI (Keyboards), and Violin. Additionally, we launched a national exclusive, during Guitar Day, a stylistic specialization course taught by Maestro Vince Carpentieri (Modern Funk Institute). Of course, we also offer Junior and Kids courses for the littlest ones, with a customized methodology that allows children to express themselves in the universal language of music from an early age, enhancing their expressive abilities.
3) What training does MMI offer its students?
MMI employs teachers of national and international standing. This ensures that, upon completion of their studies, our students receive a prestigious qualification that can be used nationally. It is essential that our students have regular contact with musicians and music professionals, allowing them to grow and reach a high level of preparation, something that isn't always the case at other private music institutes. We offer our students amateur courses, suitable for those who aren't interested in a diploma but want to build a learning path with their teacher without the need for exams. Our flagship program is, of course, the Diploma course: in addition to the standard hours of individual lessons with their teacher, our students have access to three hours of theory lessons, taught by various Ultrasuoni MMI teachers. Last but not least, to round out the program, we also offer one hour of ensemble music per month, where our musicians can interact with other instrumentalists and singers, coordinated by a teacher who guides them in musical arrangements. a truly unique experience that Ultrasuoni MMI offers to our graduates!
4)What types of programs are developed for all locations?
All programs are supported by in-house textbooks, which accompany the students throughout their journey. Nationally, we have numerous reference texts for each course, so each student already has all the necessary study materials and a pre-established curriculum where, with their teacher, they can stylistically orient themselves toward the genres most suited to them, while maintaining a thorough and seamless preparation. It is essential for us to have a well-defined educational and training system where our students can grow and make the most of their abilities. We must obviously thank President Stornello, who, with thirty years of experience in developing methods and programs, has created a teaching system that equips each individual instrumentalist with the necessary preparation to compete with musicians from around the world.
5)There have already been several high-level clinics, do you intend to continue on this path?
Clinics are a truly emotional experience, not only for those who participate but also for those who organize them. In February, we hosted the great Guthrie Govan: a fabulous musician, humble and polite, and despite his immense talent, he manages to make you feel at ease while you're eating pizza with him and talking about pedals! Then we had a longtime member of the MMI family: Daniele Gottardo. We immediately had an amazing connection with this guy; I spent hours on the phone with him finalizing every detail, and when we finally met, he left us completely stunned: an extremely humble person with an extraordinary sensitivity. During the clinic, he moved us, discussing every aspect of his music, sharing valuable insights with all the lucky participants. Finally, we concluded this academic year with the presentation of the MFI specialist course taught by the illustrious guitarist Vince Carpentieri. Our goal is to continue in this direction, always focusing on creating events that have real educational value.
6)After this first guitar day on June 10th, what are your intentions for the next ones?
This event was born from the idea of creating a day for guitarists, where we covered topics that are dear to every modern guitarist today: lute making, lead guitar, and rhythm. The workshop held by Liuteria Sansone was greatly appreciated by everyone; they illustrated the different types of guitars, introducing difficult topics that were made accessible to everyone, such as the structure and function of a pickup. As for lead guitar, I gave a lesson where I explained how to set up a solo starting with a simple arpeggio that magically transforms into a pentatonic scale and then a minor scale. The Guitar Day concluded with the highlight of the evening: the presentation of the Modern Funk course, which involved all the participants with their instruments, playing the various exercises and rhythms that Maestro Carpentieri transcribed and explained. Each exercise from the two workshops was included in a booklet that was given to all participants along with the corresponding backing tracks, so they could practice at home and build on what they learned during the lessons. In conclusion, we can truly be satisfied with this event, an engaging learning experience for everyone, in fact, many young people have already booked for the next Guitar Day. We will certainly be happy to repeat this format in the near future, with new ideas and truly special guests.
7)What are your plans for the future?
Projects are built and brought to fruition through dedication and hard work. In this first year of work, we've truly dedicated ourselves every day to making our dream a tangible reality. The results are in, but we're still just getting started. Building a lasting project requires teamwork, and I'm truly proud to be part of this project. Our goal is to reaffirm ourselves every day as a solid, forward-looking organization, providing our students with a unique learning experience in the Campania region. You can follow us on the official page http://www.associazioneultrasuoni.com/ or on the MMI Ultrasuoni page https://www.facebook.com/AssUltrasuoni/ to stay up-to-date on all our activities.
1)When was MMI born in Campania?
MMI Ultrasuoni was born from a collaboration between the National MMI and the Ultrasuoni Association of San Giorgio a Cremano. After completing training and refresher courses between 2015 and 2016 with MMI President Alex Stornello, I decided to take over this organization, which currently has over 60 locations throughout Italy and abroad, and develop it in the Campania region. My first task was to explore the area, looking for a company with a good reputation, excellent facilities, and outstanding instructors. I'm truly happy to have entrusted this brand to Ultrasuoni because since we began this wonderful adventure, we've built a solid company that is establishing itself in the market, demonstrating its full potential.
2) What courses does MMI currently offer?
MMI Campania currently offers all diploma courses: MGI (Guitar), MVI (Voice), MDI (Drums), MBI (Bass), MKI (Keyboards), and Violin. Additionally, we launched a national exclusive, during Guitar Day, a stylistic specialization course taught by Maestro Vince Carpentieri (Modern Funk Institute). Of course, we also offer Junior and Kids courses for the littlest ones, with a customized methodology that allows children to express themselves in the universal language of music from an early age, enhancing their expressive abilities.
3) What training does MMI offer its students?
MMI employs teachers of national and international standing. This ensures that, upon completion of their studies, our students receive a prestigious qualification that can be used nationally. It is essential that our students have regular contact with musicians and music professionals, allowing them to grow and reach a high level of preparation, something that isn't always the case at other private music institutes. We offer our students amateur courses, suitable for those who aren't interested in a diploma but want to build a learning path with their teacher without the need for exams. Our flagship program is, of course, the Diploma course: in addition to the standard hours of individual lessons with their teacher, our students have access to three hours of theory lessons, taught by various Ultrasuoni MMI teachers. Last but not least, to round out the program, we also offer one hour of ensemble music per month, where our musicians can interact with other instrumentalists and singers, coordinated by a teacher who guides them in musical arrangements. a truly unique experience that Ultrasuoni MMI offers to our graduates!
4)What types of programs are developed for all locations?
All programs are supported by in-house textbooks, which accompany the students throughout their journey. Nationally, we have numerous reference texts for each course, so each student already has all the necessary study materials and a pre-established curriculum where, with their teacher, they can stylistically orient themselves toward the genres most suited to them, while maintaining a thorough and seamless preparation. It is essential for us to have a well-defined educational and training system where our students can grow and make the most of their abilities. We must obviously thank President Stornello, who, with thirty years of experience in developing methods and programs, has created a teaching system that equips each individual instrumentalist with the necessary preparation to compete with musicians from around the world.
5)There have already been several high-level clinics, do you intend to continue on this path?
Clinics are a truly emotional experience, not only for those who participate but also for those who organize them. In February, we hosted the great Guthrie Govan: a fabulous musician, humble and polite, and despite his immense talent, he manages to make you feel at ease while you're eating pizza with him and talking about pedals! Then we had a longtime member of the MMI family: Daniele Gottardo. We immediately had an amazing connection with this guy; I spent hours on the phone with him finalizing every detail, and when we finally met, he left us completely stunned: an extremely humble person with an extraordinary sensitivity. During the clinic, he moved us, discussing every aspect of his music, sharing valuable insights with all the lucky participants. Finally, we concluded this academic year with the presentation of the MFI specialist course taught by the illustrious guitarist Vince Carpentieri. Our goal is to continue in this direction, always focusing on creating events that have real educational value.
6)After this first guitar day on June 10th, what are your intentions for the next ones?
This event was born from the idea of creating a day for guitarists, where we covered topics that are dear to every modern guitarist today: lute making, lead guitar, and rhythm. The workshop held by Liuteria Sansone was greatly appreciated by everyone; they illustrated the different types of guitars, introducing difficult topics that were made accessible to everyone, such as the structure and function of a pickup. As for lead guitar, I gave a lesson where I explained how to set up a solo starting with a simple arpeggio that magically transforms into a pentatonic scale and then a minor scale. The Guitar Day concluded with the highlight of the evening: the presentation of the Modern Funk course, which involved all the participants with their instruments, playing the various exercises and rhythms that Maestro Carpentieri transcribed and explained. Each exercise from the two workshops was included in a booklet that was given to all participants along with the corresponding backing tracks, so they could practice at home and build on what they learned during the lessons. In conclusion, we can truly be satisfied with this event, an engaging learning experience for everyone, in fact, many young people have already booked for the next Guitar Day. We will certainly be happy to repeat this format in the near future, with new ideas and truly special guests.
7)What are your plans for the future?
Projects are built and brought to fruition through dedication and hard work. In this first year of work, we've truly dedicated ourselves every day to making our dream a tangible reality. The results are in, but we're still just getting started. Building a lasting project requires teamwork, and I'm truly proud to be part of this project. Our goal is to reaffirm ourselves every day as a solid, forward-looking organization, providing our students with a unique learning experience in the Campania region. You can follow us on the official page http://www.associazioneultrasuoni.com/ or on the MMI Ultrasuoni page https://www.facebook.com/AssUltrasuoni/ to stay up-to-date on all our activities.
1)When was MMI born in Campania?
MMI Ultrasuoni was born from a collaboration between the National MMI and the Ultrasuoni Association of San Giorgio a Cremano. After completing training and refresher courses between 2015 and 2016 with MMI President Alex Stornello, I decided to take over this organization, which currently has over 60 locations throughout Italy and abroad, and develop it in the Campania region. My first task was to explore the area, looking for a company with a good reputation, excellent facilities, and outstanding instructors. I'm truly happy to have entrusted this brand to Ultrasuoni because since we began this wonderful adventure, we've built a solid company that is establishing itself in the market, demonstrating its full potential.
2) What courses does MMI currently offer?
MMI Campania currently offers all diploma courses: MGI (Guitar), MVI (Voice), MDI (Drums), MBI (Bass), MKI (Keyboards), and Violin. Additionally, we launched a national exclusive, during Guitar Day, a stylistic specialization course taught by Maestro Vince Carpentieri (Modern Funk Institute). Of course, we also offer Junior and Kids courses for the littlest ones, with a customized methodology that allows children to express themselves in the universal language of music from an early age, enhancing their expressive abilities.
3) What training does MMI offer its students?
MMI employs teachers of national and international standing. This ensures that, upon completion of their studies, our students receive a prestigious qualification that can be used nationally. It is essential that our students have regular contact with musicians and music professionals, allowing them to grow and reach a high level of preparation, something that isn't always the case at other private music institutes. We offer our students amateur courses, suitable for those who aren't interested in a diploma but want to build a learning path with their teacher without the need for exams. Our flagship program is, of course, the Diploma course: in addition to the standard hours of individual lessons with their teacher, our students have access to three hours of theory lessons, taught by various Ultrasuoni MMI teachers. Last but not least, to round out the program, we also offer one hour of ensemble music per month, where our musicians can interact with other instrumentalists and singers, coordinated by a teacher who guides them in musical arrangements. a truly unique experience that Ultrasuoni MMI offers to our graduates!
4)What types of programs are developed for all locations?
All programs are supported by in-house textbooks, which accompany the students throughout their journey. Nationally, we have numerous reference texts for each course, so each student already has all the necessary study materials and a pre-established curriculum where, with their teacher, they can stylistically orient themselves toward the genres most suited to them, while maintaining a thorough and seamless preparation. It is essential for us to have a well-defined educational and training system where our students can grow and make the most of their abilities. We must obviously thank President Stornello, who, with thirty years of experience in developing methods and programs, has created a teaching system that equips each individual instrumentalist with the necessary preparation to compete with musicians from around the world.
5)There have already been several high-level clinics, do you intend to continue on this path?
Clinics are a truly emotional experience, not only for those who participate but also for those who organize them. In February, we hosted the great Guthrie Govan: a fabulous musician, humble and polite, and despite his immense talent, he manages to make you feel at ease while you're eating pizza with him and talking about pedals! Then we had a longtime member of the MMI family: Daniele Gottardo. We immediately had an amazing connection with this guy; I spent hours on the phone with him finalizing every detail, and when we finally met, he left us completely stunned: an extremely humble person with an extraordinary sensitivity. During the clinic, he moved us, discussing every aspect of his music, sharing valuable insights with all the lucky participants. Finally, we concluded this academic year with the presentation of the MFI specialist course taught by the illustrious guitarist Vince Carpentieri. Our goal is to continue in this direction, always focusing on creating events that have real educational value.
6)After this first guitar day on June 10th, what are your intentions for the next ones?
This event was born from the idea of creating a day for guitarists, where we covered topics that are dear to every modern guitarist today: lute making, lead guitar, and rhythm. The workshop held by Liuteria Sansone was greatly appreciated by everyone; they illustrated the different types of guitars, introducing difficult topics that were made accessible to everyone, such as the structure and function of a pickup. As for lead guitar, I gave a lesson where I explained how to set up a solo starting with a simple arpeggio that magically transforms into a pentatonic scale and then a minor scale. The Guitar Day concluded with the highlight of the evening: the presentation of the Modern Funk course, which involved all the participants with their instruments, playing the various exercises and rhythms that Maestro Carpentieri transcribed and explained. Each exercise from the two workshops was included in a booklet that was given to all participants along with the corresponding backing tracks, so they could practice at home and build on what they learned during the lessons. In conclusion, we can truly be satisfied with this event, an engaging learning experience for everyone, in fact, many young people have already booked for the next Guitar Day. We will certainly be happy to repeat this format in the near future, with new ideas and truly special guests.
7)What are your plans for the future?
Projects are built and brought to fruition through dedication and hard work. In this first year of work, we've truly dedicated ourselves every day to making our dream a tangible reality. The results are in, but we're still just getting started. Building a lasting project requires teamwork, and I'm truly proud to be part of this project. Our goal is to reaffirm ourselves every day as a solid, forward-looking organization, providing our students with a unique learning experience in the Campania region. You can follow us on the official page http://www.associazioneultrasuoni.com/ or on the MMI Ultrasuoni page https://www.facebook.com/AssUltrasuoni/ to stay up-to-date on all our activities.
