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Conductor Jader Bignamini
Tenor Juan Diego Florez
Teatro Massimo Orchestra
Programme
Gioachino Rossini
Symphony from Semiramide
“Deh tu m’assisti amore” from Il signor Bruschino
“La speranza più soave” from Semiramide
Gaetano Donizetti
Symphony from Don Pasquale
“Una furtiva lagrima” from L’elisir d’amore
“Tombe degli avi miei… Fra poco a me ricovero” from Lucia di Lammermoor
“Inosservato penetrava… Angelo casto e bel” from Il duca d’Alba
Giuseppe Verdi
“Je veux encore entendre ta voix” from Jérusalem
Jules Massenet
Ouverture from Le Roi de Lahore
“Pourquoi me réveiller” from Werther
Charles Gounod
“Salut! Demeure chaste et pure” from Faust
Giacomo Puccini
Tregenda from Le Villi
“Torna ai felici” from Le Villi
“Che gelida manina” from La bohème
New Guidelines for the Audience
Please take a few minutes to read the new safety and health guidelines linked to the Covid-19 emergency. Bear in mind that a Digital Covid Certificate (green pass) is required to access the theatre.
Where to buy your tickets
At the Box-office, online on TicketOne.it, by calling the call centre.
Using a Voucher
You can use the voucher you received for a 2020 canceled performance to buy tickets. Please notice that vouchers issued by TicketOne and the selling points can only be used to buy online on ticketone.it. Vouchers issued by the box-office and the call center can be used at the box-office and at the call center.
Concessions
Under 26, Under35 Card holders, 2020 subscribers, #iorinuncioalrimborso donors, students of the University of Palermo, Palermo Conservatory of Music and Palermo Academy of Arts, Uncalm, groups (at least 20 people for the same date), Diamond Card holders. 6 seats are reserved for people with disabilities and their companions for each performance (at the fare of section 6) - check with the box-office for further info.
You will be required to show your ID/certificate to get concession prices.
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Ciclo Beethoven nel 250° anniversario della nascita di Beethoven
Conductor Daniel Cohen
Teatro Massimo Orchestra
Programme
Ludwig Van Beethoven
Symphony n.2 in Re maggiore op. 36
Symphony n.5 in do minore op. 67
Photo © Rosellina Garbo
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Thursday April 17 at 11:30am | Main Stage
Il cerchio tagliato dei suoni
Salvatore Sciarrino
Concert fot 4 solo flutes and 100 migrant flutes (1997)
Solo Flutes Gianni Trovalusci, Alessandra Rombolà, Alessandro Lo Giudice, Eva Geraci
In collaboration with:
Conservatorio “Alessandro Scarlatti” di Palermo
Conservatorio “Antonio Scontrino” di Trapani
Liceo Musicale “Regina Margherita”
and the schools with musical focus:
I.C. S. “De Gasperi – Pecoraro”
I. C. S. “Mattarella – Bonagia”
I. C. S. “De Amicis – Da Vinci”
I. C. S. “P. V. Marone – Tomaselli”
I. C. S. “Giuseppe Verdi”
I. C. S. “Monti Iblei – V. E. Orlando”
I. C. S. “Cruillas”
I. C. S. “Politeama”
I. C. S. “Maneri – Ingrassia – Don Lorenzo Milani”
I. C. S. “Balsamo Pandolfini” di Termini Imerese
Convitto Nazionale “Giovanni Falcone”
Produced by Curva Minore in co-production
with the Teatro Massimo Foundation
Project realised within the PrimaVera Contemporanea music festival
organised and produced by Curva Minore
About the project
Tickets
Full price 10 euro
Presentation
With this project made of breath, air, wind, vital breath, we hope that the Earth, progressively freed from pollution, can breathe again.
The piece, of great emotional intensity and sonic and musical fascination, is intended (in the promoters’ intention) as a liberating trigger of strong energies, directed towards an ever-increasing awareness of environmental and sustainability issues and the actions to be taken to implement them.
A Sound Ecology project to affirm once again affirms that music and the practice of the musical instrument are fundamental in the overall development of the individual, harmonising cognitive faculties with the deepest moods and emotions and acting as a stimulus for the development of the expressive and creative potential of the human being and his interpersonal relational network.
In addition to its specific artistic content, the work’s formative value is particularly significant. In an intergenerational and inclusive experience of new musical languages, it brings together 4 soloists and 100 very young flute players from the flute classes of the Palermo schools with a music focus, from the Liceo Musicale and young Conservatory students who act as tutors in this great project of migration and change.
Poster
Info
Venerdì 1 ottobre 2021, ore 20:30
Sala Grande
Conductor Gabriele Ferro
Soprano Gabriella Costa
Contralto Adriana Di Paola
Programme
Aldo Clementi
Rhapsody I for soprano, contralto and orchestra on fragments of Goethe-Schubert
Vincenzo Bellini
Capriccio or Symphony for study n. 2 in C minor
Symphony no. 7 in D minor
Symphony no. 3 in B flat major
Symphony no. 4 in D minor
Franz Schubert
Symphony no. 4 in C minor D 417 “La Tragica”
New Guidelines for the Audience
Please take a few minutes to read the new safety and health guidelines linked to the the Covid-19 emergency. Bear in mind that a Digital Covid Certificate (green pass) is required to access the theatre.
Where to buy your tickets
At the Box-office, online on TicketOne.it, by calling the call centre.
Using a Voucher
You can use the voucher you received for a 2020 canceled performance to buy tickets. Please notice that vouchers issued by TicketOne and the selling points can only be used to buy online on ticketone.it. Vouchers issued by the box-office and the call center can be used at the box-office and at the call center.
Concessions
Under 26, Under35 Card holders, 2020 subscribers, #iorinuncioalrimborso donors, students of the University of Palermo, Palermo Conservatory of Music and Palermo Academy of Arts, Uncalm, groups (at least 20 people for the same date), Diamond Card holders. 6 seats are reserved for people with disabilities and their companions for each performance (at the fare of section 6) - check with the box-office for further info.
You will be required to show your ID/certificate to get concession prices.
Photo © Franco Lannino
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Saturday May 31 2025, 10.30am – Sala ONU
Saturday June 7 2025, 10.30am – Sala ONU
Opera meno9
A musical journey for expecting families
A project entirely dedicated to expecting families – both the parents and their arriving child.
Two workshop to discover classical music, singing and to find one’s own voice, creating a cradle of sound for the whole family.
The workshop is recommended from the fifth to the eighth month of pregnancy, when it is scientifically proven that the foetus begins to perceive and react to sounds coming from outside. Replaying the sounds perceived during gestation, especially the parents’ voices, after birth produces relaxing effects, intensifies the sound bond with the baby and promotes vocal identification.
The workshop is held in Italian and a basic knowledge of the language is strongly advised.
Tickets
1 participant to 1 workshop € 10,00
1 participant to 2 workshops € 16,00
2 participants 1 workshop € 16,00
2 participants 2 workshops € 30,00
The project
Workshop practical info
The Opera minus 9 project includes two workshop meetings in comfortable spaces, where activities of musical listening, vocal experimentation and discussion are proposed. Mothers and their companions can attend one workshop or both:
Workshop 1 (31 May): a guided listening session of live classical music, proposing interesting listening activities to be repeated at home during the months of pregnancy, a magical experience in contact with musical instruments and their vibrations;
Workshop 2 (7 June): a music and movement workshop with practical tips for playing with music in the family in the first months of life.
Poster
Info
Conductor Francesco Ivan Ciampa
Soprano Jessica Pratt
Master Chorus Ciro Visco
Teatro Massimo Orchestra and Chorus
Programme
Ambroise Thomas
Prélude from Hamlet
Vincenzo Bellini
“L’anello mio… Ah non credea mirarti… Ah non giunge” from La sonnambula
“O rendetemi la speme… Qui la voce sua soave… Vien diletto è in ciel la luna” from I puritani
Sinfonia from Norma
Gaetano Donizetti
“Quest’aure mattutina… Madre deh placati… Ah di contento ripiena ho l’alma” from Emilia di Liverpool
“D’immenso giubilo… Cessi, ah, cessi quel contento… Il dolce suono… Ardon gli incensi… Spargi d’amaro pianto” from Lucia di Lammermoor, basso Andrea Comelli
“Carlo Carlo… Nel silenzio della sera… No non è ver mentirono” from Linda di Chamounix
Giacomo Meyerbeer
Overture from Dinorah
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Saturday, September 25 2021, 08:30 pm
Auditorium
Conductor Omer Meir Wellber
Piano Piotr Anderszewski
Mezzosoprano Zlata Khershberg
Teatro Massimo Orchestra
Programme
Ludwig van Beethoven
Concerto for piano and orchestra No. 5 in E flat major op. 73 “Imperatore”
Leonard Bernstein
Symphony No. 1 “Jeremiah”
Richard Wagner
Vorspiel und Liebestod from Tristan und Isolde
New Guidelines for the Audience
Please take a few minutes to read the new safety and health guidelines linked to the the Covid-19 emergency. Bear in mind that a Digital Covid Certificate (green pass) is required to access the theatre.
Where to buy your tickets
At the Box-office, online on TicketOne.it, by calling the call centre.
Using a Voucher
You can use the voucher you received for a 2020 canceled performance to buy tickets. Please notice that vouchers issued by TicketOne and the selling points can only be used to buy online on ticketone.it. Vouchers issued by the box-office and the call center can be used at the box-office and at the call center.
Concessions
Under 26, Under35 Card holders, 2020 subscribers, #iorinuncioalrimborso donors, students of the University of Palermo, Palermo Conservatory of Music and Palermo Academy of Arts, Uncalm, groups (at least 20 people for the same date), Diamond Card holders. 6 seats are reserved for people with disabilities and their companions for each performance (at the fare of section 6) - check with the box-office for further info.
You will be required to show your ID/certificate to get concession prices.
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Friday, March 8 2024, 8:30pm | Foyer
Conductor Mojca Lavrenčič
Teatro Massimo Orchestra
Tickets: Full price 15€ / Concession 12€
Programme
Anna Amalia von Sachsen Weimar Eisenach
Ouverture from Erwin und Elmire
Fanny Mendelssohn
Ouverture in C major
Louise Farrenc
Symphony n. 3 in G minor op. 36
Emilie Mayer
Ouverture n. 2 in D major
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26 september 2021, at 8:30 pm
Piano Piotr Anderszewski
Programme
Johann Sebastian Bach
The Well-Tempered Clavier
Preludes and fugues from Book II
Prelude and Fugue n. 1 in C major BWV 870
Prelude and Fugue n. 17 in A flat major BWV 886
Prelude and Fugue n. 8 in D sharp minor BMV 877
Prelude and Fugue n. 11 in F major BWV 880
Prelude and Fugue n. 22 in B flat minor BWV 891
Prelude and Fugue n. 7 in E flat major BWV 876
Prelude and Fugue n. 16 in G minor BWV 885
Prelude and Fugue n. 9 in E major BWV 878
Prelude and Fugue n. 18 in G sharp minor BWV 887
Photo © Franco Lannino