MITO Settembre Musica - Torino Milano - Festival Internazionale della Musica

• Milano
• 21 september
• sunday

Parco Marinai d’Italia
Palazzina Liberty
11 a.m.

Musique en plein air

Civica Orchestra di Fiati
Fabrizio Dorsi, conductor

Free Admission

Civica Orchestra di Fiati

In collaboration with
Civica Orchestra di Fiati

• Milano
• 21 september
• sunday

Basilica di San Marco
12 a.m.

Franz Joseph Haydn
Mass in B flat major
Hob. XXII: 14 “Harmoniemesse”

Orchestra Sinfonica di Milano
Giuseppe Verdi
Coro Filarmonico della Scala
Bruno Casoni, conductor

Don Luigi Garbini celebrates mass

Introduction
by Vittorio Sgarbi

The comfort of faith in the light of reason

Free Admission

MITO and the National Committee for the Celebration of Puccini dedicate this mass to Giacomo Puccini on the occasion of the 150th anniversary of his birth.

Bruno Casoni

In collaboration with
Teatro alla Scala
Fondazione Orchestra Sinfonica
and Coro Sinfonico di Milano Giuseppe Verdi

• Milano
• 21 september
• sunday

Teatro Derby
5 p.m.

Allegro confuso…
ma non troppo

by Dosto & Yevski

Dosto, piano
Yevski, double bass
Donna Olimpia, seamstress ?!?
Blek, electrician ?!?
N’Deker, stage hand ?!?

Maurizio Castè, director

Dosto & Yevski are musicians dedicated to comedy. They’re out to shock audiences with music that is as unpredictable as it is virtuoso, rife with incidents and gags, without ever relying on the spoken word.
They are accompanied by several backstage characters – a seamstress, Donna Olimpia, and two improbable technicians, Blek and N’Deker, the strangest stage hand and an electrician ever. Music galore, brimming with fast-paced madness and electrifying fun.

Geared to children
of all ages

Free Admission

Dosto & Yevski
(ph. R. Dell'Era)

In collaboration with
Palazzo Reale

• Milano
• 21 september
• sunday

Classical Marathon
Teatro Dal Verme

3 p.m.

Orchestra Filarmonica ' 900 del Teatro Regio di Torino
Jan Latham-Koenig, conductor
Ute Lemper, voce

K.Weill (1900-1950),
Kleine Dreigroschenmusik (1929) per orchestra

Cinque Songs: Seeräuberjenny; Bilbao-Song; Surabaya Johnny; J'attends un Navire; Saga of Jenny
Ute Lemper, voce

Die sieben Todsünden (I sette peccati capitali, 1933), testo di B.Brecht
Ute Lemper, soprano
Robert Anthony Gardiner, tenor 1
Richard Butler, tenor 2
Gavin Carr, baritone
Jonathan Sells, bass

Introduction by Andrée Ruth Shammah

Songs are at home in Milano

Ute Lemper

6 p.m.

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Symphony no. 35 in D major
K. 385 “Haffner”
Concert no. 24 in C minor
for piano and orchestra
K. 491
Sinfonia concertante
for violin and viola in E flat major
K. 364

Orchestra I Pomeriggi Musicali
Maurizio Zanini, conductor and piano
Marco Rizzi, violin
Danilo Rossi, viola

Marco Rizzi

9 p.m.

Modest Mussorgsky
Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov
A Night on Mount Calvo
Three scenes from “Boris Godunov”:
Pimen’s fable,
Varlaam’s song,
Boris’s aria

Pëtr Il’ic Čajkovskij
Serenata in C major
for string orchestra op. 48
1812 Ouverture in E flat major
op. 49

The Pëtr Il’ic Čajkovskij
Symphony Orchestra
Vladimir Fedoseev, conductor
Pavel Daniluk, bass

Assigned Seating
• one concert € 20
• two concerts € 26
• three concerts € 33
Tickets must be purchased together

Vladimir Fedoseev

• Milano
• 21 september
• sunday

Alcatraz
10 p.m.

Uomini in frac
Dedicated to Domenico Modugno

A project by Peppe Servillo
and Furio Di Castri

SPECIAL GUEST
Vincent Gallo

Peppe Servill, voice
Mauro Negri, clarinet
Fabrizio Bosso, trumpet
Fausto Mesolella, guitar
Mimmo Epifani, voice, mandola, mandolin
Rita Marcotulli, piano
Furio Di Castri, contrabass
Cristiano Calcagnile, drums
Mimì Ciaramella, voice, percussion

General Admission € 25

Servillo and Di Castri invite us to follow the unexplored trails of the "Modugno continent", with its exotic colors, echoes of bands and folk accents.  Accompanying them are the solid guitar of Mesolella, the trombone of Fabrizio Bosso, the reeds of  Negri, amid melody and South America, the piano of Rita Marcotulli, an intense explorer of the Italian repertoire, the rich rhythms of Calcagnile, and the ancient mandolin of Epifani.
Joining this homage, from America the multitalented actor, director and singer Vincent Gallo.

Vincent Gallo

In collaboration with
Ponderosa Music & Art