Sant'Ambrogio Basilica
11 a.m.
Guillaume de Machault
Messe de Nostre Dame
Clemencic Consort
Ensemble Nova
René Clemencic, conductor
René CLEMENCIC - direzione, organo positivo, carillon
René ZOSSO - canto, ghironda
András KECSKÉS - kobos, chitarra saracena, liuto, scacciapensieri
Marco AMBROSINI - viella, rebeca, cornamusa
Frantisek POK - buccina, cornamusa, tromba marina
Khosrow SOLTANI - bombarda, flauto dolce
Esmail VASSEGHI - salterio, timpani, tamburo di Provenza, cimbali
Thomas MAIR - tamburo, timpano piccolo
Ensemble NOVA:
Colin MASON - basso baritono
James CURRY - tenore
Bernd Oliver FRÖHLICH - tenore
Gerd KENDA - basso
Featuring
Corale Conventus Ticinensis
Gregorian Singers
Following the hour 12.15
Mass celebrated by
Monsignor
Erminio De Scalzi
Free Admission
René Clemencic
Rotonda di via Besana
5 p.m.
The Animals’ Cabin
Music from
“Courtepaille” by Francis Poulenc,
“Chantefables” by Jean Wiener,
“Fables de La Fontaine”
by Charles Lecocqand Jacques Offenbach,
“Trois Petites Chansons” by Igor Stravinsky
Claire Maupetit, soprano
Elise Kermanac’h, piano
Mathilde Le Gal, director
Claire-Lise Vendée, set director
Translated by
Susanna Orsolato Cazadieu
Introduction by
Isabella Bossi Fedrigotti
... a cat walked on the piano
Free Admission
Geared to children
of all ages
Animalus Pianistus is an animal with 10 fingers that answers questions by desperately striking the keys of a piano belonging to Professor Cantabile, who wishes to gain more precise information on the animal he's looking for, the Sopranus Foldingus.
A funny series of scenes in this nowhere dialogue.
Claire Maupetit
In collaboration with
Fondazione Gioventù Musicale d'Italia
Teatro Franco Parenti
5 p.m.
Harrison Birtwistle
Cortege,
a ceremony for 14 musicians
Hoquetus David,
by Guillaume de Machault,
for ensemble
Cantus Iambeus,
for ensemble
Ut Heremita Solus,
da Johannes Ockeghem,
for ensemble
Carmen Arcadiae Mechanicae
Perpetuum,
for 14 musicians
Virelai (Sus une fontayne)
Secret Theatre,
for ensemble
London Sinfonietta
Elgar Howarth, conductor
Free Admission
Elgar Howarth
Inauguration of the series The Musical Journey of the Gypsies
Triennale di Milano
Salone d'Onore
3 p.m.
The Musical Journey of the Gypsies
from India to Andalusia
Discussion featuring
Domenico Staiti, Alain Weber
Featuring the participation
of Gypsy musicians
Coordinated by Enzo Restagno
Presentation of the book
Road of the Gypsies
by Alain Weber
Italian Edition edited
by Enzo Restagno
Universal Music
MGB Publications
Plus greetings from
Don Virginio Colmegna
La Casa della Carità is dedicated to hospitality and help for persons in difficulty.
This experience of sharing and meeting others sparked the desire to promote and develop the cultural expression of the different worlds we host.
We believe that by giving visibility to artistic and musical representations of immigrant cultures, the level of positive communication may be increased and social cohesion may be enhanced.
The creation of the Banda del Villaggio Solidale is a concrete expression of the meaning of our work,
as is the collaboration between La Casa della Carità and MITO.
Garden
4 p.m.
“But Bhat Romale”
“Buon viaggio”
Welcome to theBand
of Gypsies of Milano
Banda del Villaggio Solidale
Mihai Alina-Alimãnitu Somna, vocals
Tãnasie Aurviolino
Mihai Sever-Alimãnitu Florin, accordion
Constantin Ion, chitarra
Iancu Sever, bass
Panică Marin, drums
Buon viaggio with the Rom group
Villaggio Solidale, which brings to its
concerts a blend of various musical genres
present in Romanian folk culture,
which is so full of different ethnic groups.
Violins, accordions and women’s vocals,
rhythms in which East meets West, Rom
music virtuosity, vivaciousness, cheer and
melancholy.
The best way to begin our journey of the Gypsies.
Promoted by
La Casa della Carità
Triennale
5 p.m.
ArteMusica
Visit to the exhibition
Casa per tutti: la Vita Nuda
curated by Aldo Bonomi
project design
by Studio Origoni Steiner
The cheer and desperation of inhabiting, with design's answers to questions posed by the many forms of urban, social and environmental emergencies in contemporary societies.
Salone d'Onore
6 p.m.
Inauguration of the
film series entitled Gypsy Movies
Judio-Gitano
dir. Moshe Pesach
Israel/Spain, 2003, Beta, 55 min.
The Pied Piper of Hutzovina
dir. Pavla Fleischer
UK, 2006, Beta, 65 min.
Free Admission
With support from
Assessorato al Tempo Libero
The City of Milano
In collaboration with
Milano Film Festival
In collaboration with
Triennale di Milano
Teatro Ventaglio Smeraldo
9 p.m.
The Musical Journey of the Gypsies
India:
acrobats, bards, musicians
and dancers from Rajasthan
Introduction by Giancarlo Bosetti
From the temples of Rajasthan to the streets of Europe, people on the move and ancient rhythms that connect East and West.
Assigned Seating € 15
Presenting artists that belong to the last migrant castes of Rajasthan, the show is
a journey to the origins of the Rom people.
Even today, in the villages of the Thar desert, a multitude of artist families continue to transmit a culture that has known the splendor of precious gems in ancient palaces and the harshness of the rocks of the desert.
Jugglers, jogi women’s songs, chakri dances, bhopa nayak bards, manghaniyar and langa singers, bring you to the roots of an art that has always been the heritage of the Gypsies.

Church of the Spirito Santo
11 a.m.
The Cult of the Virgin Mary
in Renaissance Italy
Music by
Josquin Desprez
Heinrich Isaac
Innocentius Dammonis
Accademia del Ricercare
Pietro Busca, conductor
Free Admission
Pietro Busca
Casa Teatro
Ragazzi e Giovani
5 p.m.
Ma mère l’oye
Musical fables
by Charles Perrault
set to music
by Maurice Ravel
Open Trios
Roberto Braida, narrator
Giovanni Bietti, Alessandro Gwis,
piano played by two players
General Admission € 5
Concert-workshop
Performance for
kids ages 5-10

VENARIA REALE
Royal Gardens
7 p.m.
Music by
Astor Piazzolla
Boris Blacher
Gabriel Fauré
Giuseppe Verdi
Georges Ulmer
Nino Rota
Heitor Villa-Lobos
Edith Piaf
Michel Legrand
Wilhelm Kaiser-Lindemann
George Gershwin
Ennio Morricone
Horacio Salgan
The twelve cellos of the
Berliner Philharmoniker
Assigned Seating € 15 and € 20
Giuseppe Verdi
With support from
Regione Piemonte
In collaboration with
Associazione Lingotto Musica
Fondazione Teatro Regio
Auditorium Giovanni Agnelli
Lingotto
5 p.m.
Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy
"Fingal's Cave" Ouverture op. 26
(The Hebrides)
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Concerto no. 21
in C major for piano
and orchestra K. 467
Robert Schumann
Symphony no. 1
in B flat major op. 38
Chamber Orchestra of Losanna
Christian Zacharias,
conductor and piano
Christian Zacharias
(ph. N. Chuard)
9 p.m.
La Bohème
Opera in 4-4 time
Book by Giuseppe Giacosa and Luigi Illica
from Scènes de la vie de bohème di Henry Murger
Music by Giacomo Puccini
In concert form
Orchestra and Choir
of the Teatro Regio, Torino
Children’s Choir of the Teatro Regio
and the Conservatorio Giuseppe Verdi, Torino
Gianandrea Noseda, conductor
Roberto Gabbiani, Choir Director
Claudio Fenoglio,
Choir and Choir of children’s voices Conductor
Irina Lungu,
soprano (Mimì)
Tomislav Muzek,
tenor (Rodolfo)
Serena Gamberoni,
soprano (Musetta)
Fabio Capitanucci,
baritono (Marcello)
Massimiliano Gagliardo,
baritono (Schaunard)
Nicola Ulivieri,
bass (Colline)
Matteo Peirone,
bass (Benoit and Alcindoro)
Assigned Seating
one concert € 20
two concerts € 30
Tickets must be purchased together
Gianandrea Noseda
(ph. J. Keenan)
In collaboration with
Settimane Musicali di Stresa e del Lago Maggiore
Fondazione Teatro Regio