Teatro Dal Verme: Alessandro Cadario, Rainer Honeck
Milan, Teatro Dal Verme — Main Hall
About the Event
For an enchanting evening of classical music, head to the renowned Teatro Dal Verme, where conductor Alessandro Cadario and violinist Rainer Honeck will grace the stage. This concert promises a dynamic range of musical exploration, beginning with the world premiere of 'Liza,' a piece specially commissioned by the Pomeriggi Musicali from the talented Carlo Galante. The event further elevates the experience with Franz Joseph Haydn's Symphony No. 64 in A Major, 'Tempora Mutantur,' known for its vibrant and transformative expression. Concluding the evening, audiences will be treated to Beethoven’s iconic 'Concerto in D major for Violin and Orchestra, Op. 61,' a timeless masterpiece showcasing Rainer Honeck's exceptional artistry. The Teatro Dal Verme, a magnificent venue recognized for its superb acoustics and architectural beauty, provides an ideal setting for this memorable event. Attendees can anticipate an inspiring performance that celebrates the rich traditions and innovative spirit of classical music. Whether you are a seasoned concertgoer or experiencing a symphonic performance for the first time, 'Teatro Dal Verme: Alessandro Cadario, Rainer Honeck' offers a delightful evening filled with musical brilliance. Don't miss this opportunity to witness musical history in the making at Teatro Dal Verme.
Program
- Carlo Galante – Liza (prima esecuzione assoluta, commissione dei Pomeriggi Musicali)
- Franz Joseph Haydn – Symphony no. 64 in A Major, 'Tempora Mutantur'
- Ludwig van Beethoven – Concerto in Re maggiore per violino e orchestra op. 61
Artists
| Orchestra: | Orchestra I Pomeriggi Musicali Formed in the aftermath of World War Two, with a mandate to perform contemporary works, and above all the music of composers suppressed and censored by the fascist regime, i Pomeriggi Musicali has become an integral part of musical life in Milan and, more broadly, Lombardy. An active history of commissioning new works has seen many 20th Century greats, including such luminaries as Berio, Dallapiccola and Clementi, write for, and in many cases, conduct the orchestra. Today, the orchestra maintains this commitment to premiering new works, alongside a broad repertoire of great works from earlier periods. Welcoming a star‐studded roster of guest conductors that includes many legendary names, the orchestra also plays a key role in the Lombardian opera season, playing for numerous houses, and is a regular guest of international concert halls and festivals. |
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| Conductor: | Alessandro Cadario |
| Violin: | Rainer Honeck |
Address
Teatro Dal Verme, Via San Giovanni sul Muro, 2, Milan, Italy — Google Maps
