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Built by the Nardis family around a miraculous image, the Oratory is one of the Baroque treasures of the city of L’Aquila, a treasure trove of art and faith that houses some of the most important works of art and craftsmanship from Abruzzo dating from the 17th and 18th centuries, including the wooden ceiling, the…
Students from the Academy of Fine Arts will lead a tour of the exhibition “The Most Beautiful Spring: Paths, Visions, and Practices of the itARTS Project” The building originated from the union and transformation of the medieval homes of the Gaglioffi family, later renovated into a magnificent architectural complex by the Benedetti family, where the…
At the Parco Auditorium, don’t miss “The Wind Instruments of the Theresia Orchestra,” a concert presented by the “B. Barattelli” Aquila Concert Society. The musicians of the Theresia Orchestra present a program dedicated to the music of Krommer, Mozart, and Beethoven, highlighting the elegance and rich timbre of the wind instruments. A musical journey through…
BETWEEN VICI AND CITIES: THE NEW SPATIAL ORGANIZATION OF THE AQUILA REGION IN ROMAN TIMES Lecture by Giulio Pacifico (Archeoclub L’Aquila) and Rosanna Tuteri (archaeologist, formerly of the Abruzzo Archaeological Superintendence) Organized by Archeoclub L’Aquila RESERVATIONS REQUIRED VIA E-MAIL: archeoclublaquila@gmail.com
Recital by the “Casella” Early Music Vocal and Instrumental Ensemble: soprano Chiara Leonzi; alto Sabina Gagliardi; tenor I Lorenzo Lupo Timini; tenor II Andrea Caruso; bass Nicola Valletta; recorders: Alessandro De Carolis and Nina Taddei; Baroque violin: Dario Enna; viola da gamba: Felice Zaccheo; harpsichord: Alice Medas Music by: Bardi, Castello, Falconieri, Frescobaldi, Ortiz, Merula,…
Anna Karenina challenges us to reflect on the emotional world that unexpectedly overwhelms individual and social experience, bursting forcefully into reality and the imagination. A character who seems predictable at first glance but is deeply enigmatic—one who has managed to draw an entire social context into the existential vortex of emotions. In a train station…
A production that, while remaining faithful to one of the most classic works of world literature, highlights its deeply human conflicts through its staging, and delves into the very human emotions of both mortals and gods, bringing to light the fragility of both, as well as their fears, desires, the benevolent or malevolent temptations that…
The festival’s concert program faithfully reflects the richness and variety of the Conservatory’s educational and artistic activities. The program spans the centuries, from 16th-century L’Aquila—with the rediscovery of Pasquale Tristabocca’s madrigals—to bold contemporary electroacoustic experiments, passing through the classicism of Muzio Clementi, the romances of Francesco Paolo Tosti, and the 20th-century works of Casella, Dallapiccola,…
Organist Simone Di Meo will take the audience on a journey through Italian Baroque music, exploring the intense emotions and theatricality characteristic of this era, and presenting a selection of pieces that highlight both the grandeur and the intimacy of Baroque organ music. Michelangelo Rossi, Seventh Toccata Giuseppe Torelli / Johann Gottfried Walther, Concerto by…
Recital for Guitar and Harp Angelo Gilardino (Saluzzo 1941 – Vercelli 2022) Studies Nos. 10, 11, 28 Girolamo Frescobaldi (Ferrara 1583 – Rome 1643) Aria with Variations “La Frescobalda” Mauro Giuliani (Bisceglie 1781 – Naples 1829) “Rossiniana,” Op. 116, No. 1 Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco, (Florence 1895 – Beverly Hills 1968) “Capriccio diabolico,” Op. 85 Federico Petraliti…