The Sardinian soloist Silvia Careddu brings the 45th season of the Orchestra della Toscana to a close with a performance of Jacques Ibert’s famous Concerto for Flute and Orchestra. This is one of the most beloved virtuoso pieces in the 20th-century repertoire. There is a special way to bring a concert season to a close:
The I Luoghi dell’Ascolto festival continues in Florence, a project that brings music to the city’s Renaissance salons, creating a direct dialogue between artistic heritage and the auditory experience The second event takes place in the evocative Cenacolo di Sant’Apollonia, a lesser-known venue of extraordinary historical and artistic value, offering a unique setting for listening to music.The
The return of the Orchestra della Toscana to the stage of the Teatro del Giglio: a fresh encounter between great music and one of Lucca’s most iconic venues, where tradition is revitalised and sound once again fills a space steeped in history, celebrating The Lily of Lucca. When you think of Lucca, the city walls, bicycles
The Orchestra della Toscana at the Centro de las Artes Escénicas y de la Música in Salamanca with Diego Ceretta and Kevin Spagnolo. This performance was truly one of the highlights of Notes in the Golden City. There is a Salamanca that dazzles with its golden stone and university façades that tell centuries of history.
At the Teatro Comunale, where carriages once crossed the Rotonda Foschini and illuminated stages have echoed with applause night after night, more than two centuries of history, music and city life unfold at the heart of the city — on stage in Ferrara. In the heart of Ferrara, near the Castello Estense, lies the Teatro
Magdaclan Circo is a collective of artists who have made contemporary circus a living, shared language. It is capable of speaking to the present through the body, risk and a deeply human poetics. Magdaclan Circo represents a unique blend of creativity and innovation in the world of circus arts. A contemporary circus born from bodies,
