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Verdi in tempesta a Tokyo
The Bunka Kaikan concert hall crowded with over 2,300 people for the Riccardo Muti Italian Opera Academy in Tokyo Attend the rehearsals of Riccardo Muti on Mozart's Le nozze di [...]
04 2019
03 2019
Riccardo Muti at Bunka Kaikan presents “Rigoletto” at the piano for the opening event of the Riccardo Muti Italian Opera Academy in Tokyo
Bunka Kaikan, Tokyo "I want to make young people understand that they must respect not only Mozart or Wagner, but also our Italian composers. If you alter Mozart, it is [...]
09 2018
The Riccardo Muti Italian Opera Academy will take place in Tokyo
“Riccardo Muti Italian Opera Academy” – Riccardo Muti’s project for the teaching and spreading of Italian opera, born in Italy in 2015 – will also take place in Tokyo in [...]
07 2018
Riccardo Muti teaching Opera and Italian School
Taking lessons from Riccardo Muti. Lessons of Italian Opera, of conducting, and - between the lines - of the Italian school: a heritage we [Italians] are often the first to [...]
Riccardo Muti’s welcome message for 2018 Italian Opera Academy
Welcome!! I would like to underline my satisfaction for the many subscriptions and their international character to all the participants in this fourth edition of the Italian Opera Academy. I [...]
04 2018
10 2017
The Riccardo Muti Italian Opera Academy hosted in Tokyo for three years, from 2019 to 2021
Spring Festival in Tokyo has agreed to host the Riccardo Muti Italian Opera Academy project for three consecutive years from 2019. This will be the first full-scale deployment abroad of the project, [...]
07 2017
Il grande RITORNO – The great RETURN
The great RETURN "The Academy for young conductors is based on teaching how the Italian opera is prepared, including Mozart in Italian. It's the third edition, after Falstaff and La Traviata. Aida [...]
03 2017
Muti: no to false traditions. And «Aida» is not a musical.
"They keep on saying that Verdi's first scores are rough. That's not true: they are just badly performed. In other operas by Verdi they demand for nonsensical high notes." "We [...]