Teatro Manzoni, Milano
5 p.m.
Dowland Project – Romaria
John Potter, tenor
John Surman, saxophone, clarinet bass, flute dolce
Milos Valent, violin and viola
Jacob Heringman, lute and guitar
The Dowland Project was born out of the attempt to rediscover the essence of Renaissance song, starting from the perception that a modern-day performer has of a repertoire from the distant past.
The idea came to tenor John Potter and Manfred Eicher of ECM Records, and led to the combination of jazz musicians and Renaissance-era specialists in performing compositions by John Dowland. This study led to the CD John Dowland: In Darkness Let MeDwell, released in 1999. Romaria, released in January 2008, is the third CD from the DowlandProject. It features chansons and minnelieder, Portuguese folk and a musical experiment on the movements of masses by composers from the Franco-Flemish area of the 15th century.
Free Admission
John Surman
(ph. R. Moody)
Castello Sforzesco
Museum of Musical Instruments
Sala della Balla
6 p.m.
Presentation of the RAI Phonology
Studio, Castello Sforzesco
MITO has promoted the transfer of the RAI Musical Phonology Studio in Milano to the Museum of Musical Instruments of the Castello Sforzesco, in order to make electronic information and archives available to the general public and researchers alike.
The inestimable musical and technological wealth has for the first time ever been gathered and put on display in its entirety, in a single museum.
Musical experimentation by Luciano Berio, Bruno Maderna and Luigi Nono come to life in the settings they were originally composed in.
An innovative digital library service will be available for more in-depth explanations.
Free Admission
Luciano Berio
nello Studio di Fonologia Musicale della Rai di Milano
In collaboration with
Civico Museo degli Strumenti Musicali, Milano
Rai Centro di Produzione TV di Milano e Direzione Radio
Auditorium di Milano
9p.m.
Karlheinz Stockhausen
Klavierstück X
Tierkreis (Zodiac)
Commissioned by
Accademia Filarmonica di Bologna
Orchestra Mozart
Oliver Knussen, conductor
Frank Gutschmidt, piano
Assigned Seating € 10 buy
Orchestra Mozart
(ph. R. Serra)
Teatro Franco Parenti
9 p.m.
Luca Francesconi
Gesualdo considered as a Murderer
Divertimento Ensemble
Sandro Gorli, conductor
Alda Caiello, soprano
Leonardo De Lisi, tenor
Maurizio Leoni, baritone
Ensemble Vox 'Altera
Massimiliano Pascucci, countertenor
Niccolò Pasello,
Daniele Maniscalchi, tenors
Marco Bellasi, baritone
Francesco Micheli, director
Matteo Martini, set design
Lubna Balazova, costumes
Marcello Jazzetti, lights
Andrée Ruth Shammah, artistic director
Authors
Luca Francesconi
Vittorio Sermonti
will be in attendance
The pleasure of seeing the on-stage birth
of the intense and true story of a small
monster which hides the
musical creativity of Gesualdo da
Venosa, according to Luca Francesconi.
Andrée Ruth Shammah
Assigned Seating € 10 buy
Divertimento Ensemble
Co-produced by
Teatro Franco Parenti
In collaboration with
Divertimento Ensemble
Teatro Carcano
10.m.
Renato Sellani and Danilo Rea
in concert
Introduction by Santo Versace
Two pianists from two different generations interpret great jazz.
A solid bond, with a confrontation of harmony, technique and improvization.
Assigned Seating € 10 buy
Renato Sellani
Tempio Valdese
5 p.m.
Georg Friederich Händel
Concerts for organ and orchestra
in B flat major op. 4 no. 2
in G minor op. 7 no. 5
in G minor op. 4 no. 1
in F major op. 4 no. 4
William Boyce
Symphony no. 1 in B flat major op. 2
Francesco Saverio Geminiani
Concerto grosso in E minor op. 3 no. 3
La Divina Armonia
Lorenzo Ghielmi, conductor and organ
Free Admission
Georg Friederich Händel
Conservatorio
Giuseppe Verdi
9 p.m.
Béla Bartók
Romanian folk dances
for small orchestra
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Concert in G major
for flute and orchestra K. 313
Leóš Janáček
Suite for string orchestra
Torino Philharmonic Orchestra
Daniele Giorgi, conductor
Giampaolo Pretto, flute
Assigned Seating € 10 buy
Daniele Giorgi
In collaboration with
Torino Philharmonic Orchestra
Teatro Baretti
10 p.m.
Music by
Benjamin Britten
Ariel Ramirez
Gabriel Fauré
Marcel-Lucien Tournier
Modest Mussorgsky
Johannes Brahms
Franz Schubert
Giovanna De Liso, soprano
Gabriella Bosio, harp
A variegated bouquet of folk songs,
collected with love and knowledge
by two centuries of composers.
Concluding with the unforgettable
lullabies by Schubert and Brahms.
General Admission € 5 buy
Giovanna De Liso e Gabriella Bosio