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11
Jul

IN ORBITA

11 July H 21:00
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The festival between squares and districts

12
Jul

IN ORBITA

12 July H 21:00
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The festival between squares and districts

13
Jul

IN ORBITA

13 July H 21:00
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The festival between squares and districts

18
Jul

Tancredi

18 July H 21:00

Music by Gioachino Rossini

19
Jul

TRAME IN MUSICA – The spectacle of evil

19 July H 19:00

Music by Zemlinsky

19
Jul

L’enfant et les sortilèges

19 July H 21:00
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On the centenary of its composition, the Festival della Valle d’Itria presents L’enfant et les sortilèges by Maurice Ravel—an ode to the magical world of childhood and tenderness, composed between 1919 and 1925 in the post-war years, with a libretto written by Colette for her daughter. A mischievous child rebels against his mother’s scolding. In his study room, he gives in to his tantrums until the objects and animals he mistreated come to life and seek revenge. However, when the…

20
Jul

CONCERTO DEL SORBETTO – The other Ravel

20 July H 18:00

Music by Ravel

20
Jul

IN-CHIOSTRO: BETWEEN NOTES AND WORDS – Degenerated music

20 July H 21:00

Music by Korngold, Schulhoff, Weill, Webern

21
Jul

L’enfant et les sortilèges

21 July H 21:00
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On the centenary of its composition, the Festival della Valle d’Itria presents L’enfant et les sortilèges by Maurice Ravel—an ode to the magical world of childhood and tenderness, composed between 1919 and 1925 in the post-war years, with a libretto written by Colette for her daughter. A mischievous child rebels against his mother’s scolding. In his study room, he gives in to his tantrums until the objects and animals he mistreated come to life and seek revenge. However, when the…

22
Jul

IN-CHIOSTRO: BETWEEN NOTES AND WORDS – War and Peace

22 July H 21:00

Music by Schnittke, Šostakóvič, Silvestrov

23
Jul

TRAME IN MUSICA – I close the door and scream

23 July H 19:00

Music by Šostakóvič

23
Jul

Sacred Concert

23 July H 21:00

Music by Britten, Pärt, Silvestrov, Tavener, Rautavaara, Tramontano

24
Jul

L’enfant et les sortilèges

24 July H 21:00
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On the centenary of its composition, the Festival della Valle d’Itria presents L’enfant et les sortilèges by Maurice Ravel—an ode to the magical world of childhood and tenderness, composed between 1919 and 1925 in the post-war years, with a libretto written by Colette for her daughter. A mischievous child rebels against his mother’s scolding. In his study room, he gives in to his tantrums until the objects and animals he mistreated come to life and seek revenge. However, when the…

24
Jul

TRAME IN MUSICA – Thinking like Medea

24 July H 21:00

Music by various composers

25
Jul

IN-CHIOSTRO: BETWEEN NOTES AND WORDS – War has a woman’s face

25 July H 21:00

Music by Fauré, Strauss, Gluck, Manfroce, Marzocchi

26
Jul

CONCERTO DEL SORBETTO – The other Tancredi

26 July H 18:00

Music by Rossini

27
Jul

Owen Wingrave

27 July H 21:00
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One event on 30 July 2025 at 21:00

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"Owen Wingrave" Op. 85 (1970), a television opera commissioned by the BBC from Benjamin Britten, was first broadcast in May 1971 and staged at Covent Garden two years later. Based on Henry James’ ghostly tale, the story provides the British composer—one of the most influential of the 20th century—with a perfect opportunity to voice his fervent anti-militarist stance during the height of the Vietnam War. The central character, Owen, a young man from a long line of war heroes, rebels…

28
Jul

L’enfant et les sortilèges

28 July H 21:00
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On the centenary of its composition, the Festival della Valle d’Itria presents L’enfant et les sortilèges by Maurice Ravel—an ode to the magical world of childhood and tenderness, composed between 1919 and 1925 in the post-war years, with a libretto written by Colette for her daughter. A mischievous child rebels against his mother’s scolding. In his study room, he gives in to his tantrums until the objects and animals he mistreated come to life and seek revenge. However, when the…

29
Jul
30
Jul

Owen Wingrave

30 July H 21:00
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"Owen Wingrave" Op. 85 (1970), a television opera commissioned by the BBC from Benjamin Britten, was first broadcast in May 1971 and staged at Covent Garden two years later. Based on Henry James’ ghostly tale, the story provides the British composer—one of the most influential of the 20th century—with a perfect opportunity to voice his fervent anti-militarist stance during the height of the Vietnam War. The central character, Owen, a young man from a long line of war heroes, rebels…

30
Jul

TRAME IN MUSICA – The letters of Scarlatti

30 July H 21:00

Music by A. Scarlatti and other Baroque composers

31
Jul
01
Aug

Synphonic Concert

1 August H 21:00

Music by Dmitrij Šostakóvič
Symphony No. 14 for soprano, bass, small strings, and percussion, Op. 135

02
Aug

CONCERTO DEL SORBETTO – The other Britten

2 August H 18:00

Music by Britten

03
Aug

Owen Wingrave

3 August H 21:00
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One event on 30 July 2025 at 21:00

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"Owen Wingrave" Op. 85 (1970), a television opera commissioned by the BBC from Benjamin Britten, was first broadcast in May 1971 and staged at Covent Garden two years later. Based on Henry James’ ghostly tale, the story provides the British composer—one of the most influential of the 20th century—with a perfect opportunity to voice his fervent anti-militarist stance during the height of the Vietnam War. The central character, Owen, a young man from a long line of war heroes, rebels…

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