About
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 concert presentations are organized by Associazione Amici del Teatro Massimo.
Speaker
Dario Oliveri
presents the Albrecht / Mahler Concert.
About
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 concert presentations are organized by Associazione Amici del Teatro Massimo
Speaker
Carlo Fiore
presents the Wellber / Isserlis Concert.
About
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.
Speaker
Pietro Misuraca
presents Don Giovanni by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.
Poster
Informazioni
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 concert presentations are organized by Associazione Amici del Teatro Massimo
Programme
Lucio Tufano
presents the opera Orfeo ed Euridice by Cristoph Willibald Gluck.
About
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 concert presentations are organized by Associazione Amici del Teatro Massimo.
Relatori
Andrea Gullotta and Anna Tedesco
present Evgenij Onegin by Pëtr Il’ič Čajkovskij.
About
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 concert presentations are organized by Associazione Amici del Teatro Massimo.
Speaker
Graziella Seminara
presents the opera Norma by Vincenzo Bellini.
About
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 concert presentations are organized by Associazione Amici del Teatro Massimo.
Speaker
Daniela Cecchini
presents Le corsaire by Adolphe Adam.
About
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 concert presentations are organized by Associazione Amici del Teatro Massimo.
Speaker
Ruben Vernazza
presents the opera Don Pasquale by Gaetano Donizetti.
About
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 concert presentations are organized by Associazione Amici del Teatro Massimo
Speaker
Massimo Privitera
introduces La traviata by Giuseppe Verdi.