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Reserve a seat to attend the rehearsals of Riccardo Muti (Aida – Giuseppe Verdi).
The great opportunity to follow the full period from the first rehearsals to the final performance in concert-form.
One first event with Maestro Muti at the piano who presents Aida to the audience opens the period of rehearals with singers and orchestra in the following days.
You will have the exclusive opportunity to rediscover Aida with a Maestro who, in 2017, has celebrated fifty years of career and has dedicated most of his life to Giuseppe Verdi and to the Italian Opera.
Rediscover Aida through a musical thought. A thought resulting directly from the teachings of great masters of the past. Antonino Votto indeed, great conductor and for long assistant of Arturo Toscanini, has been the teacher of Riccado Muti.
Arturo Toscanini, great interpreter of Verdi a well as of the italian Opera in general, played the cello in the orchestra conducted by Giuseppe Verdi. A musical knowledge line that, going back through the aforementioned artists, arrives to Verdi’s world. A knowledge that Riccardo Muti wishes to pass on to young generations of musicians and to the audience of enthusiasts.
You can participate as follows:
SUPPORTER – € 800,00 for the entire period
Participating in the Riccardo Muti Italian Opera Academy as a supporter means personally contributing to the educational project for young talented musicians that aims at bringing the audience closer and closer to the world of classical music, thus giving value to the Italian opera in the world.
The Riccardo Muti Italian Opera Academy will reserve an exclusive gift to those who attend the entire rehearsing period: the set Riccardo Muti in Rehearsal containing 8 DVDs. A journey with Maestro to the discovery of some of the cornerstones of the history of music among symphonic pages and opera titles. Discover it here.
Supporters names can also be quoted, if interested, in the thank-you paragraphs published on the main communicational material related to the event to underline the value of their participation in the project and the importance of sharing its objectives. If the supporter prefers not to appear in the thank-you pages, s/he can request anonymity.
LISTENER (STUDENT) – € 150,00 for the entire period
Students of Conservatory or equivalent Musical Institute/international Musical Academies who can send a regular certificate proving their subscription to such Institutions.
AUDIENCE: 1 day/3 days
General audience (no need of specific education, no age limit)
– 1 day participation fee: € 100,00
– 3 days participation fee: € 280,00
UNDER 16
The Italian Opera Academy grants specific ways of participation for children under 16 years (they have to enter the Theatre with an adult).
To discover more about concessions for children, please contact:
Gloria Martelli – Secretary
Mob: +39 334 2871868 – Ph: +39 0544 217036
info@riccardomutioperacademy.com
Supporters, Listeners and general Audience can reserve a seat until September 2017 – seats are subject to availability.
Any travel, as well as boarding and lodging costs, will be entirely at each participant’s own expense (Supporters, Listeners and general Audience).
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- Riccardo Muti and Erina Yashima – Italian Opera Academy 2015 – Falstaff
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- Riccardo Muti at the piano presents the opera to the audience
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- Riccardo Muti presents the opera to the audience
For info and registrations contact:
Gloria Martelli – Secretary
Mob: +39 334-2871868
info@riccardomutioperacademy.com
(Piacenza, 30th October 1896 – Milan, 9th September 1985)
Before becoming a successful conductor, Votto initially appears on scene as a virtuous pianist in 1919 in Trieste.
For long he is Arturo Toscanini’s assistant at Teatro alla Scala where he opened the lyrical season seven times.
Starting from 1928 he is one of the most precise interpreters of the Italian opera.
Moreover, for about thirty years from 1941, he is chair of the conduction class at Conservatorio Giuseppe Verdi in Milan, where he teaches to other important interpreters of contemporary music. One of these is Riccardo Muti.
On the occasion of his death, Riccardo Muti remembers him with these words:
“With rare competence and without boldness, he opened the secrets of conduction to hundreds of young musicians, firmly believing in the values of the Italian school, plunging its roots – through Toscanini – into an absolutely moral approach to music. I am proud that I was his student and, as a musician, I owe him a lot”.