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From the 15th of October 2010, the Music year will extend to November 2011, with a rich and tight schedule, both as regards the season of opera and ballet performances and events dedicated to symphonic music.Also this year there are various formulas to pass: for symphonic season, two games to pass with 10 events each, for the season devoted to opera and ballet classics four rounds of subscription that includes five operas and two ballets, and the two shifts, “E” for only five works, and “F” only for the two ballets.As usual, the old subscribers with a right of first refusal have been able to renew your subscription by Wednesday, September 15.
New subscribers to the opera and ballet season on Oct. 26 and will have to wait for the new symphony season tickets are issued by September 29.It opens with Cinderella, a ballet with music by Sergei Prokofiev (5-6-7 in November – non-subscription) Opera and Ballet Season 2010/2011 at the Philharmonic Theatre.Before work on the bill instead of starting from December 13 is The Merry Widow by Franz Lehar, with a replica planned for New Year’s Eve. The orchestra is directed by Julian Kovatchev while directed by Federico Tiezzi in a co-production with Teatro Verdi in Trieste, Carlo Felice of Genoa and San Carlo in Naples.For lovers of Giacomo Puccini is staged from January 22 Manon Lescaut Arena amphitheater with many leaders in the summers as the director Graham Vick that we remember for its modern Traviata and soprano Amaryllis Nice and Anda Louise Bogza that alternate in the title role.Following L’Oiseau de feu (The Firebird), a ballet with music by Igor Stravinsky, Peer Gynt by Edward Grieg, and Les Pêcheurs de Perles (The Pearl Fishers) Georges Bizet, La Strada on a ballet music by Nino Rota and finally Rigoletto by Giuseppe Verdi to end the season in November 2011.