They are called 40 FINGERS, they are Italian and they are
the phenomenal quartet of guitarists who, to the tune of millions of views, are
conquering social networks all over the world (over100 million views: https://www.youtube.com/@40Fingers)
with their masterful reinterpretations and rearrangements of famous rock and
pop hits, film and TV series soundtracks, and an official endorsement such as
that of Queen, who applauded and published on their website the “40 Fingers”
version of Bohemian Rhapsody (official Queen website).
They have also been acclaimed by numerous Italian and
inter-national music stars who have chosen them to duet together: from Andrea
Bocelli to US singer Tory Kelly, and Andy Summers of The Police to revisit the
band’s famous song “Bring on the Night”(https://bit.ly/40fingerspolice).
Each with a strong musical history and a different
background, the four musicians together explore new sonic universes in the name
of fingerpicking, proposing a vast repertoire that starts with a
reinterpretation for four guitars of rock and pop songs and ends with their own
original compositions. The shared passion that the four of them have for the
world of film and TV series and for their scores has also led them to try their
hand at a series of original arrangements of famous soundtracks, including
their “40 finger” version of the two main themes of John Williams' work on
George Lucas' Star Wars saga, The Last of the Mohicans, a sensational Disney
medley and the medley from Harry Potter, also including some of the themes
written by the great John Williams .
The stage is the natural home of 40 FINGERS. Accompanied by
a highly spectacular visual production created by some of Eu-rope's best light
designers, they take the audience on a musical journey with no linguistic or
geographical boundaries through their versions of Sultans of Swing, Africa,
Sound of Silence, Bohemian Rhapsody, The Last of the Mohicans, Libertango and
other tracks that span genres in a comprehensive way, uniting and thrilling all
music lovers.