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    Christmas Concert

    Thursday 21 December 2023
    Piombino (LI), Teatro Metropolitan
    Thursday 21 December 2023 h. 9:00 p.m.
    DIEGO CERETTA conductor
    ERICA PICCOTTI cello
    Orchestra della Toscana
    Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart / Divertimento in D major, K.136
    Pëtr Il'ič Čajkovskij / Variations on a Rococo Theme Op.33
    Antonín Dvořák / Symphony No.8 Op.88
    Duration approximately 1h 45' (including intermission)
    INTRODUCTION TO LISTENING by Maurizio Saragosa:
    Monday 18 December at 5:00 pm at the Falesiana Public Library
    Tickets
    Full price €11.00
    Reduced for students €5.00
    Tickets on sale at the Metropolitan Theatre Box Office on the day of the concert from 4:00 pm.
    On presale at eventipiombino.it and in authorised sales outlets.

    INFO: Ufficio Cultura Comune di Piombino tel. 055 63296 - 63231
    cultura@comune.piombino.li.it - comune.piombino.li.it
    Metropolitan Theatre, Piazza Cappelletti, 2 tel. 0565 30385
    metropolitanpiombino@gmail.com
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    Erica Piccotti and Diego Ceretta, principal conductor of the ORT as of this season, are almost the same age. They represent the ‘best of Italian musical youth’, that generation of twenty-year-olds who are making their way onto international billboards through merit, study and tenacity. Erica is now perfecting herself in Germany, after a period spent in Bern, where she arrived after having trained at the Conservatory of Rome, the Stauffer Academy in Cremona and the Chigiana in Siena. After all, she is proud of her nation, and Italy is very supportive of her as evidenced by the honorary title of “Alfiere della Repubblica” (an honorary title awarded for merit in fields of culture, science, art, sports and volunteering), “for the exceptional results she obtained in the field of music at a young age”, conferred on her by President Giorgio Napolitano. With the ORT, she plays Tchaikovsky’s Variations on a Rococo Theme, a score both loved and feared by cellists, as it challenges their technical ability. Here Tchaikovsky, at the end of the 19th century, turned nostalgically back to the previous century, identified with Mozart. He is the composer that we find at the opening of the concert with his Divertimento for String Orchestra K.136: a short work composed in 1772, at the age of sixteen, in a simple, crystalline style, in the Italian manner. The programme ends with Dvořák’s Symphony No. 8.


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