Orchestra della Toscana, Vincenzo Milletarì & Alessandro Carbonare at Teatro Verdi

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About the Event

In this highly‐anticipated concert, hear the mellifluous sounds of classical music by Mozart, Strauss, von Weber and Del Corno at Florence's treasured and world‐renowned Teatro Verdi.

Teatro Verdi

Teatro Verdi is a theatre established in Florence in 1854, in the street 'Via Giuseppe Verdi'. Originally known as Teatro Pagliano, the theatre became one of the most popular theatres in Tuscany, welcoming all kinds of shows, as well as classical performances with the arrival of the Orchestra della Toscana. The largest Italian‐style theatre in the region, the building was inaugurated with a performance of Verdi´s masterpiece, 'Rigoletto', and was renamed in 1901 to honour the composer. Home to the Orchestra della Toscana, the theatre now combines a vivid classical program with theatre seasons, as well as rock and pop performances..

Program

Del Corno, Filippo – A coda di rondine (commissioned by ORT Foundation and Pomeriggi Musicali)
von Weber, Carl Maria – Clarinet Concerto No. 1, Op. 73
Strauss, Richard – Ariadne auf Naxos, Overture and Dance Scene, Op. 60
Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus – Symphony No. 38 K. 504 « Prague »

Program is subject to change

Artists

Orchestra:	Orchestra della Toscana Founded in 1980, ORT was established under the tutelage of the Tuscan Regional Government, the Municipal Government of Florence, and the Provincial Administrations of Florence. While under the artistic direction of Luciano Berio, ORT was given national recognition for excellence by the Italian Ministry of Cultural Affairs. Inside the historic Teatro Verdi in the heart of Florence, the Orchestra is composed of 45 musicians, divided into accomplished chamber groups: I Solisti dell’ORT, OrtEnsemble, Harmoniemusik — I Fiati dell’ORT. ORT's performances are broadcast nationally by RAI‐Radiotre Suite and in Tuscany by Rete Toscana Classica.
Clarinet:	Carbonare, Alessandro
Conductor:	Milletarì, Vincenzo