Events

With Sebastiano Lo Monaco, Mariàngeles Torres, Claudio Mazzenga, Rosario Petix, Luca Iacono, and with Sergio Mancinelli, Francesco Iaia, Giulia Tomaselli, Marcello Montalto, Gaetano Tizzano, Tommaso Garrè direction and sets Yannis … Continue reading Henry IV

  Camelia Festival in Sant'Andrea di Compito - Antiche Camelie della Lucchesia The Camelia garden is is open to the public every weekend in March. The Camellietum Compitese with over … Continue reading Camelia Festival

Massarosa is tinged with the pink of its most famous orchards and we cross them on foot, with all the senses alert, recognizing the spring songs of the different birds … Continue reading Walk Amongst Peach Blossoms

Remo Pieri, clarinett Gabriella Dolfi, piano J. Brahms Sonata N° 1 in fa maggiore Op. 120 n.1 (Allegro Appassionato. Andante un poco adagio. Allegretto grazioso. Vivace) Sonata N° 2 in … Continue reading Institute Boccherini Music Festival – Clarinett Concert

With Sebastiano Lo Monaco, Mariàngeles Torres, Claudio Mazzenga, Rosario Petix, Luca Iacono, and with Sergio Mancinelli, Francesco Iaia, Giulia Tomaselli, Marcello Montalto, Gaetano Tizzano, Tommaso Garrè direction and sets Yannis … Continue reading Henry IV

Riccardo Risaliti, piano Bach,  Aria con 30 variazioni, in sol maggiore, BWV 988 (1685-1750) “Variazioni Goldberg” The concert is free. Super Green Pass and FFP2 mask are required.

The Boccherini Quartett with Dario Vannini The concert is free. Super Green Pass and FFP2 mask are required.

Is it possible to grasp the essence of Mozart, or Beethoven, or even Chopin, in less than two minutes? ShortCuts, the work that the pianist and conductor Antonio Ballista will perform in the national premiere in Lucca on Wednesday 30 March for the Festival della Sintesi starts from this question. The appointment, with free admission … Continue reading Piano Concert

THURSDAY, MARCH 31 In the atmosphere of Hortus, there is dinner with live music to the rhythm of Swing and Bossa nova! La Bossa nova is a musical genre, born in Brazil in the late 50s, which originates from the SAMBA!