A French Odyssey
In the 18th century, France went through an era of extraordinary cultural openness. Explorations and dialogue with distant civilizations enriched the artistic landscape, and music became a bridge between different worlds. Sounds and melodies from the Middle East, Africa, and the Americas merged with the European style, influencing both popular and cultured music. The cello finally won its place in France, adapting perfectly to the demands of the new music. With this concert, UnderStories Baroque Ensemble gives voice to an era of encounters and transformations. A sonic journey in which music shortens distances and celebrates curiosity about the other.
INFORMATION
Understories Baroque Ensemble Clara Pouvreau, Cello & Piccolo Cello Bartolomeo Dandolo Marchesi, Cello Margherita Burattini, Double Harp Silvia De Rosso, Violone in G & Contrabass Marco Crosetto, Harpsichord
Evening at the Museum is the rich schedule of musical and theatrical performances held annually at the Museum from March to December.
The Museum, a place of culture that creates and develops synergistic relationships between the arts, opens its home to host exceptional actors, musicians, dancers and singers, who will stage Friendship in its multifaceted aspects.
For each event, the Museum welcomes the public from 6:30 p.m. for a welcome drink. Performances will begin at 7:30 pm.
COST OF PERFORMANCES: €18 - FULL | €12 - REDUCED FOR FRIENDS OF THE MUSEUM