Piazza Mercanti
1 p.m.
Break in Jazz
Evergreen Forever
Franco Cerri Quartet
Alberto Gurrisi, organ
Mattia Magatelli, double bass
Riccardo Tosi, drums
Free Admission
Franco Cerri
In collaboration with
Musica Oggi Cultural Association
Società Umanitaria
Salone degli Affreschi
5 p.m.
Armonie ritrovate
Conference - concert
Featuring Leonardo da Vinci’s
lyra da brazzo
and Henri Arnaut de Zwolle’s
clavycimbalum
Music by
Paolo Scotto
Josquin Desprez
Robert Morton
Bartolomeo Tromboncino
Andrea Antico
Johannes Prioris
Ensemble Adelchis
Stefano Torelli, vocals
Alessandro Colombo, vocals
Gilberto Jimenez, vocals and clavycimbalum
Simone Erre, flutes
Giovanna Motta, harp and percussion
Tiziana Azzone, lute
Feyzi Brera, lyra da brazzo
Introduction by Francesco Alberoni
Free Admission

In collaboration with
Società Umanitaria
Palazzo Reale
9 p.m.
Music for the Wedding of Louis XIV
Music by
Jean-Baptiste Lully
Juan Hidalgo
Michel Lambert
Francesco Cavalli
La Simphonie du Marais
Hugo Reyne, conductor
Françoise Masset, soprano
Dorothée Leclair, soprano
Romain Champion, controtenor
Bernard Deletré, bass
Thierry Pillon, narrator
Introduction by Philippe Daverio
Louis XIV: Child of Italian Baroque
General Admission € 15 buy
Hugo Reyne
Piccolo Teatro Studio
9 p.m.
George Benjamin
Into the Little Hill
A two-part lyrical story for soprano, contralto
and ensemble of 15 musicians
Original text by Martin Crimp
Preceded by
Viola, Viola, for 2 violas
Three Miniatures, for violin
Ensemble Modern
Franck Ollu, conductor
Anu Komsi, soprano
Hilary Summers, contralto
Jagdish Mistry, violin
Geneviève Strosser,
Garth Knox, violas
Daniel Jeanneteau,
set design and production
Marie-Christine Soma,
artistic collaboration and lights
Olga Karpinsky,
costumes
Introduction by Renato Mannheimer
Tra il dire e il fare
On the eve of the elections, a politician makes a pact with a bizarre stranger, while at his sleeping son’s bedside.
But once re-elected, the politician does not keep his promises, and everyone suffers the consequences.
Commissioned by
Festival d’Automne à Paris
with
The Ernst von Siemens Music Foundation
Opéra national de Paris
Ensemble Modern
with
The Forberg-Schneider Foundation
Co-produced by
Festival d’Automne à Paris
Opéra national de Paris
Ensemble Modern
T&M
Oper Frankfurt
Lincoln Center Festival
Wienerfestwochen
Holland Festival
Liverpool, European Capital of Culture 2008
Free Admission
George Benjamin
(ph. R. Pierre, J. Markovits)
In collaboration with
Piccolo Teatro di Milano - Teatro d’Europa
Conservatorio
Giuseppe Verdi
4 p.m.
Presentation of the book
Libro Bianco sulla diffusione
della musica contemporaneain Italia
edited by Federazione Cemat
R.It.M.O. - Rete Italiana Musicisti Organizzati
5 p.m.
Music by
Alberto Colla
Enrico Correggia
Gilberto Bosco
Franco Oppo
Massimo Botter
Winning selection from the 26th
ICOMS International Composition Competition 2008
Ensemble Europeo
Antidogma Musica
Dolciaure Consort
Paolo Ferrara, conductor
Linda Campanella, soprano
Free Admission
Cesare Pavese
Celebrating 100 years since
the birth of Cesare Pavese
In collaboration with
Antidogma Musica
Teatro Alfieri
9 p.m.
Philip Glass
Book of Longing
Based on poetry and Images by Leonard Cohen
Will Erat
Tim Fain
Philip Glass
Tara Hugo
Daniel Keeling
Gail Kruvand
Megan Marolf
Dominique Plaisant
Michael Riesman
Mick Rossi
Wendy Sutter
Andrew Sterman
Vocals and instruments
Michael Riesman, conductor
Leonard Cohen, recorded voice
Christine Jones, set design
Kasia Walicka Maimone, costumes
Scott Zielinski, lights
Susan Marshall, set design
Produced by Linda Brumbach
for Pomegranate Arts, Inc.
Inspired by the poetry of Leonard
Cohen, the new work by Philip
Glass, Book of Longing, was
conceived as a concert for
music, voices, words and images.
The work is the result of years of
mutual admiration between two
of the most famous musicians of their
generation, and contains unreleased
pieces by Glass inspired by
Cohen’ book of the same the title.
Containing poetry and texts created
over the past twenty years, including
the eight years spent in the Mount Baldy
Buddhist monastery, Book of
Longing is at once meditative,
playful, erotic and provocative.
It spans between long ballads, love songs,
autobiographic elements and spiritual meditations.
Commissioned by
LUMINATO FESTIVAL OF ARTS
AND CREATIVITY, TORONTO
Adelaide Bank Festival of Arts
The Barbican Centre, London
Lincoln Center Festival 2007, New York
Stanford Lively Arts,
Stanford University
University of Texas, Austin
Wales Millennium Center, Cardiff
With support from
Ravinia Festival
Assigned Seating € 15 and € 25 buy
Disegno di
Leonard Cohen
Palavela
9 p.m.
Olivier Messiaen
Des canyons aux étoiles,
for piano, horn, xylomarimba,
glockenspiel and orchestra
Ensemble
intercontemporain
Susanna Mälkki, conductor
Dimitri Vassilakis, piano
Jens McManama, horn
Samuel Favre, xylomarimba
Michel Cerutti, glockenspiel
Assigned Seating € 5 and € 10 buy
Susanna Mälkki
(ph. T. Ahola)
In collaboration with
Torino Spiritualità
2nd EuCheMS Chemistry Congress
TOP - Torino Olympic Park
Piccolo Regio
Giacomo Puccini
9 p.m.
GAMAKA
Created and danced by
Shantala Shivalingappa
J. Ramesh, vocals
B.P. Haribabu, nattuvangam, percussion
N. Ramakrishnan, mrdangam
K.S. Jayaram, flute
Nicolas Boudier, lights
Produced by
Per Diem & Co
Pierre Barnier
Shantala Shivalingappa is a Parisian of Indian origins.
After her work with Maurice Béjart, Peter Brook, Bartabas and Pina Bausch, she presentsher dance solo, Kuchipudi – a classical dance that comprises a blend
of pure dance, nrtta, rhythmic and abstract, and narrative dance, abhinaya, which
illustrates the story told in the accompanyingsong, utilizing a refined technique
of facial expressions and hand movements.
Movement, rhythm, sound, melody, poetry all meld into dance to create an infinity of images, emotions and shapes which represent the divinities of Indian mythology – Ganesh, Krishna, Shiva, Kamakshi, Sita.
Assigned Seating € 15
Pass Danza discount € 12
buy
Shantala Shivalingappa

In collaboration with
MAO Museo di Arti Orientali
Jazz Club Torino
10 p.m.
Giovanni Guidi Quartet
Giovanni Guidi, piano
Dan Kinzelman, saxophones
Stefano Senni, double bass
Joao Lobo, drums
"Giovanni Guidi is one of the most interesting and original pianists on the Italian scene today. I can state with absolute certainty that we're only at the beginning of a story that I predict will be extraordinary, "says Enrico Rava of the 23-year-old musician from the region of Umbria. Guidi won MusicaJazz magazine's Top Jazz2007 award as best emerging artist of the year.
Free Admission
Giovanni Guidi
(ph. Mela)
In collaboration with
Centro Jazz Torino
Jazz Club Torino