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Direttore Omer Meir Wellber
Soprano Carmen Giannattasio
Mezzosoprano Marianna Pizzolato
Tenore René Barbera 
Basso Gianluca Buratto
Orchestra e Coro del Teatro Massimo
Maestro del Coro Ciro Visco

In diretta streaming sulla WebTV del Teatro Massimo

Programme

Giuseppe Verdi 

Messa da Requiem
per coro, voci soliste e orchestra

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Creative cast

Creative direction Luca Pintacuda
Artistic direction Antonino Serafino
Screenplay Fabrizio Pedone
Music and live performances Giulia Tagliavia, Giovanni Magaglio
Interaction Design Alessandro Disingrini, Albert Julius Cabri
Designers Lidia Falletta, Serena Pantaleo, Claudia Rago, John Mark Poultry, Rosaria Gallè

Tickets

Biglietti

Full price €12 + €8 guided tour
Reduced (under 26 and card under 35) €8 + €6 guided tour
Reduced price for school groups €4 + €3 guided tour
Free: one accompanying teacher for every 10 students, H students and their support teachers

It is also possible to purchase the show only (without the guided tour)

Highlights

An experience in which the public will find itself surrounded by projections, lights, music; a one-of-a-kind show in which the stages, the ceiling and the holographic sheets become the projection surfaces on which the narrative develops. Over the centuries, the harmonies and disharmonies of nature have inspired musicians and composers who have tried to translate into music the alternation of the seasons, the noises produced by natural phenomena, by living beings, by the movements of the cosmos. “Sounds in Extinction” questions and questions the viewer on the relationship between music, art and the natural environment, and on the evolution of this relationship in relation to a world that is increasingly artificial, urban, virtual and the danger of the progressive disappearance of entire ecosystems.

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This event is in Italian.

Free entrance

You can access the Sala Onu through the stairs located in the stage door area (on the right side of the main entrance, close to Via Pignatelli Aragona).
An accessible pathway, with no steps and the elevator, is also available (ask the staff for guidance).

The presentations are organized by Associazione Amici del Teatro Massimo.

Programme

Dario Oliveri

presents Lady, Be Good by George Gershwin.

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Cantoria of the Teatro Massimo Foundation

Choirmaster Giuseppe Ricotta

Tickets: Full-price 10€ / Reduced-price 8€

 

 

 

 

Programme

Lead Belly

Bring Me Little Water Sylvie

Johann Sebastian Bach

Aria sulla quarta corda

David Lang

He was and she was da Love Fail

Giuseppe Ricotta

Contemporary Mass n. 1 “Anima Mundi”

Kyrie – Gloria – Sanctus – Benedictus – Lux Aeterna – Agnus Dei

Ola Gjeilo

Tundra

Giuseppe Ricotta

Che colpa ho?

Leonard Cohen

Hallelujah (arr. Alberto Maniaci)

Medley da Sister Act

Hail Holy Queen, I will follow Him, Shout (arr. Marc Saiman)

Smokey Robinson My Guy/My God
Amazing grace – Oh happy day (arr. Giuseppe Ricotta)

Merwyn Warren Joyful, joyful

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Saturday May 18 2024, 8:30pm | Foyer

Conductor Salvatore Punturo
Female Chorus and Youth Chorus of the Teatro Massimo
Piano Giuseppe Cinà

Tickets: Full price 15€ / Concession price 12€

Programme

Giuseppe Verdi

Cori di Streghe da Macbeth:
“Che faceste”
“S’allontanarono”
“Tre volte miagola”

Georges Bizet

da Carmen
“Dans l’air nous suivons des yeux”
“Que se passe-t-il donc… Au secours!”
Zuniga (baritono) Alessio Gatto Goldstein

Johannes Brahms

Ave Maria op. 12

Gabriel Fauré

Le ruisseau
mezzosoprano Loredana Megna

Gustav Mahler

“Es sungen drei Engel” dalla Terza Sinfonia
Contralto Damiana Li Vecchi
Campane
Silvia De Checchi

Pëtr Il’ič Čajkovskij

Coro delle contadine da Evgenij Onegin

Sergej Prokofiev

Due cori per coro femminile e orchestra op. 7 
1. Il cigno bianco
2. L’onda

Giuseppe Ricotta

The Moon da Creation Suite

Chorus in the Foyer

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5 – 17 November 2024 
| Sala Onu

from 10 to 16 years old | Reservations from September 24, 2024

Libretto by Tommaso Mariani
Music by Giovanni Battista Martini
First performance in Palermo

Conductor and harpsichord Luca Quintavalle
Direction Lollo Franco
Dramaturgy Lollo Franco and Nicola Franco
Set design and costumes Emilia Gagliardotto
Lighting Designs Antonio Giunta

Don Quixote Simone Fenotti / Samuele Di Leo
Nerina Michela Guarrera / Marta Di Stefano
Sancho Panza Nicola Franco
Cervantes Lollo Franco

Teatro Massimo Orchestra
New production of the Teatro Massimo

Tickets

Full price: 10 €
Concession price: 8 €
Students:
4 €
For further information

Programme

The plot

In 1600s Spain, a man fascinated by epic tales of chivalry and scornful of danger, imagines himself to be the knight Don Quixote committed, along with his squire Sancho Panza, to protect the people from injustice… starting from this incipit, author Miguel de Cervantes (played by Lollo Franco) will tell a new adventure of his characters, to the music of the 1746 intermezzo by Giovanni Battista Martini.

Spoken parts of the performance are in Italian; a basic understanding of the language is adviced. 

Performances from Tue to Fri are events for school groups. In case seats are available to the general audience, they will be on sale on the same day of performance at the box-office.
Saturday and Sunday performances are open to all.

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February 23 2025, 11 a.m. | Sala Onu

Flute Ensemble of the Massimo Youth Orchestra

Concert included in the training and artistic growth of the Youth Ensembles of the Teatro Massimo Foundation

Full price: 10€ / Concession: 8€

Biglietti

Joseph Bodin de Boismortier

Concerto n. 2 in La minore

Ernesto Köhler

Quartetto op. 92

Eugène Bozza

Jour d’été à la montagne

Felix Mendelssohn

Scherzo da Il sogno di una notte di mezza estate op. 61

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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

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Serata di danza

Passi a due dal repertorio classico/contemporaneo

“RIPAR-TÄNZE”
(Grossa Fuga ai tempi del Covid19)
Prima rappresentazione assoluta
Nuova creazione di Davide Bombana
Musiche Ludwig van Beethoven
Costumi Santi Rinciari
Luci Carlo Cerri
Voce recitante Marco Pierin
Corpo di ballo del Teatro Massimo
Assistenti alla coreografia e Maître de ballet Marco Pierin, Sabrina Vitangeli

In diretta streaming sulla WebTV del Teatro Massimo

Programme

Scena del balcone da Romeo e Giulietta

Coreografia Kenneth MacMillan
Musica Sergej Prokofiev
Interpreti Martina Arduino, Marco Agostino

Cantus da Galathea’s Myths

Coreografia Davide Bombana
Musica Arvo Pärt
Interpreti Alessandro Cascioli, Emilio Barone

Pas de deux da Caravaggio

Coreografia Mauro Bigonzetti
Musica Claudio Monteverdi e Bruno Moretti
Interpreti Nicoletta Manni, Timofej Andrijashenko

Variazione n. 25 da Goldberg Variations

Coreografia Heinz Spoerli
Musica Johann Sebastian Bach
Interpreti Martina Arduino, Marco Agostino