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January

IL VIAGGIO DI ROBERTO | Roberto’s journey – from Ravenna to Auschwitz

On October 16, 1943 Roberto and his father were imprisoned in Milan. Two months later the 6th of December they were loaded like cattle in the same coach with other 64 people and left from the infamous platform 21 of Milan train station for a one way journey.

17
January

I Pagliacci ¦ Leoncavallo’s Calabria

Leoncavallo’s Pagliacci is a opera of tremendous energy and impetus, up to the final scene, one of the most gripping of Italian opera. The aria”Vesti la giubba” “put on your costume” is one of the best-renowned tenor arias of the whole repertoire. It is in fact both an expressive and a vocal test for any lyric tenor.

14
October

Addio Dario!

Dario Fo, great playwriter and theatre director dies at the age of 90

08
December

Forging the new Italian Opera | Francesca da Rimini

Zandonai’s Francesca da Rimini tells of the tragic love story between Paolo and Francesca, told by Dante Alighieri in the 5th Canto of his Inferno, first part to the XIV century poem The Divine Comedy. Nearly 100 years later Boccaccio retold the story in his commentary on Dante’s Divine Comedy, adding details which are still historically controversial. In his account Malatesta from Verucchio, founder of the powerful Malatesta family, decided the marriage of his crippled son Gianciotto Malatesta to Francesca Da Polenta to put an end to the war between the two families. According to Boccaccio, Malatesta the Old, concerned that the bride could reject the bridegroom on the altar, sent in his place to perform a proxy marriage his handsome brother Paolo, a trick that she’d uncover only upon her arrival in Rimini. Gabriele D’Annunzio based the libretto for Zandonai’s opera on Boccaccio’s tale.   His intention was to make of Zandonai’s Francesca da Rimini, (1902) the first of a series of dramatic works and the foundation to “the new Italian art”. D’Annunzio’s importance as a writer in the early-twentieth-century Italy was matched only by the prominence of his blatant, extravagant personality, his debts and his scandalous lifestyle, which left a trail […]

Naples | City of music and magic
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Naples | City of music and magic

Cities Things to see
Naples golden age The first half of the eighteenth century was undoubtedly a golden age…
Sara Filippini 26th March 2017
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Domenico Cimarosa | The triumph of the Neapolitan school
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Domenico Cimarosa | The triumph of the Neapolitan school

Comic opera Composers and librettists History of Italian Opera The golden age
The Neapolitan school and the trumph of the classical style Domenico Cimarosa’s successes are a prove…
Sara Filippini 12th December 2015
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The Comic Opera revolution | From Opera Seria to modern opera
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The Comic Opera revolution | From Opera Seria to modern opera

Comic opera History of Italian Opera The beginning - Baroque What is opera
Intermezzi and Commedeja pee Mmuseca At the beginning of the eighteenth century starts to develop a…
Sara Filippini 15th October 2015
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