MITO Settembre Musica - Torino Milano - Festival Internazionale della Musica

• Milano
• 3 september
• wednesday

Piano Marathon
featuring young stars of the most prestigious international competitions

Teatro Manzoni, Milano

3 p.m.

Franz Joseph Haydn
Sonata in C major
Hob XVI: 50

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Sonata in A major K. 331

Alexia Mouza, piano

Alexia Mouza

Muzio Clementi
Sonata in F sharp minor op. 25 no.5

Ludwig van Beethoven
Sonata in C sharp minor op. 27
no. 2 "Moonlight Sonata"

Alberto Nosè, piano

Alberto Nosè

5 p.m.

Franz Liszt
Memories of "Don Juan"
for two pianos

Franz Schubert
Fantasy in F minor for piano
played by two players
op. 103

Francesco and Vincenzo De Stefano, piano

Francesco and Vincenzo De Stefano

Johannes Brahms
Variations on a Theme
by Paganini op. 35, parts I and II

Alexander Romanovsky, piano

Alexander Romanovsky

7 p.m.

Robert Schumann
Carnaval op. 9

André Gallo, piano

André Gallo

Frédéric Chopin
12 Etudes op. 25

Roberto Giordano, piano

Roberto Giordano

Greetings from
Fedele Confalonieri

Free Admission

In collaboration with
Accademia Pianistica
"Incontri con il Maestro", Imola

Within the mind of every human being there exists a myth - escape from life's reality. The thought is a fantasy, it is virtual, and it is hard to make it come true.
Calling this music festival MITO, the Italian word for myth, was an act of courageous brilliance. Being able to enter a sea of music, a borderless celebration open to all, audiences and musicians alike, is a dream come true!
It is with great pride that our Academy participates in this initiative, with some of our best pianists. Indeed, they have won several major international competitions, featuring everything from the classical sonata to the great romantics.
The Academy and our young musicians thank you for the invitation.
Maestro Franco Scala

• Milano
• 3 september
• wednesday

Teatro degli Arcimboldi
9 p.m.

Franz Schubert
Andante in B minor
from "unfinished" Symphony
D 936A
Arranged by Brian Newbould

Béla Bartók
Concert for viola and orchestra
Sz 120

Antonín Dvořák
Symphony no. 9 in E minor
op. 95 “From the New World”

The Cleveland Orchestra
Franz Welser-Möst, conductor
Kim Kashkashian, viola

Assigned Seating € 15, € 30 and € 40
MITO discount € 12, € 24 and € 32 buy bonus Intesa San Paolo

Franz
Welser-Möst

The Cleveland Orchestra
is funded by the
Frances Elizabeth Wilkinson
International Touring Fund

• Milano
• 3 september
• wednesday

Politecnico di Milano
Milano - Bovisa
Carlo De Carli Hall
10 p.m.

Antonio Zambrini
New Quartet

Antonio Zambrini, piano and flute
Michael Gassmann, flute horn
Tito Mangialajo Rantzer, double bass
Ferdinando Faraò, drums

General Admission € 10 buy

Milanese pianist Antonio Zambrini's latest quartet plays Zambrini's original compositions, the most recent of which were composed for Lee Konitz, who recorded them with Zambrini in 2007 for 3 CDs. Other original material was conceived expressly for the new formation. The lyrical, evocative sound of Swiss trumpeter Michael Gassmann, a strong player and well-seasoned on the European scene, opens up further expressive possibilities for the group's original core members, Faraò and Mangialajo. This ensemble has long been known for its great communicativeness and a special musical and creative understanding.

Antonio Zambrini
(ph Govert Driessen)

In collaboration with
Politecnico di Milano