Love of Rome

A sentimental journey through 17th-century Rome, Ensemble Mare Nostrum performs music by Alessandro Stradella. The most beautiful arias for soprano from the great composer’s Oratorios and Operas, which, with triosonatas for two violins and basso continuo, trace a path through genres and sonorities particular to the last decades of the Roman seventeenth century.

Love me again!

The music in this program is pervaded by longing and dream.The Overture to A Midsummer Night’s Dream inspired by William Shakespeare’s play is performed in its own right, as Mendelssohn composed it for orchestra and chorus and conducted it at the age of 17. As many years passed before he was commissioned by the King…

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The song of Rome

In the seventeenth century Rome saw a proliferation of multifaceted and surprising artistic productions, in which the great polyphonic school developed close to private academies and operas performed in the public theater of Tor di Nona. An exciting journey from the Middle Ages through Renaissance and Baroque melodies to the folk songs of today. In…

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Recital

Great composers design their works just as architects do. Then, using sounds as building materials, they go on to make them.The space they occupy is an inner space, but like the outer space, in order to communicate meaning, interest and ultimately well-being, the space must become an alternation, or rather a sequence, of different elements.…

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Lieder and tablets, a love relationship…

What happens when digital natives meet great Classical music?When the very young who have grown up on bread and social media discover that adolescence has been narrated in all its difficulty in the out-of-time notes of universally recognized artists?Between Lieder and tablets, here comes a love affair.Difficult loves, incommunicability of one’s deepest reality, painful separations,…

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