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Festival Pergolesi-Spontini 2003 Jesi / Fabriano / Maiolati Spontini / Monsano / San Marcello Montecarotto / Monte San Vito / Arcevia / Senigallia 
August 23rd – September 7th Romantik Germany in the years of Spontini (1820 - 1842)
Saturday, August 23rd, 6 PM Maiolati Spontini San Giovanni Church OFFICIAL INAUGURATION Festival Artists Choir Regina della Pace Diego Pucci, Choir Master Music by Spontini
Saturday, August 23rd, 9 PM Jesi Pergolesi Theatre LALLA RÛKH ovvero GUANCIA DI TULIPANO
by Gaspare Spontini - Azio Corghi Festa teatrale with singing and dance and an oriental story by Aldo Busi (edition BMG - Ricordi) Christopher Franklyn, conductor Cristian Taraborrelli, director Aldo Busi, recitative voice Young interpreters Instrumental band of Podium Junger Musiker Vocal interpretation by Regina Resnik In collaboration with Stiftung Podium Junger Musiker and Eurobottega (first representation)
Sunday, August 24th, 9 PM Montecarotto Teatro Comunale L'EREDITA' BACHIANA (Bach inheritance)
Accademia Bizantina Ottavio Dantone, conductor Music by Bach family
Monday, August 25th, 9 PM Monsano Aroli Church CONCERTO DA CAMERA (camera concert)
Instrumentalists of Podium Junger Musiker In collaboration with Stiftung Podium Junger Musiker Music by Mendelssohn-Bartholdy, Meyerbeer
Tuesday, August 26th, 9 PM Jesi Pergolesi Theatre LALLA RÛKH ovvero GUANCIA DI TULIPANO
by Gaspare Spontini - Azio Corghi Festa teatrale with singing and dance and an oriental story by Aldo Busi (edition BMG - Ricordi) Christopher Franklyn, conductor Cristian Taraborrelli, director Aldo Busi, recitative voice Young interpreters Instrumental band of Podium Junger Musiker Vocal interpretation by Regina Resnik In collaboration with Stiftung Podium Junger Musiker and Eurobottega (first representation)
Wednesday, August 27th, 9 PM Senigallia Maddalena Church MUSICA A BERLINO – I (Music in Berlin – I)
Wiener Akademie Martin Haselböck, conductor Music by Spontini, Beethoven
Thursday, August 28th, 9 PM Fabriano Teatro Gentile MUSICA A BERLINO – II (Music in Berlin – II)
Wiener Akademie Martin Haselböck, conductor Music by Spontini, Mendelssohn-Bartholdy, Weber
Friday, August 29th, 9 PM San Marcello Wineshops LE MUSICHE DEL VINO: TRINKLIEDER E VOLKSLIEDER (Wine’s music: Trinklieder and Volklieder)
Quartetto vocale Roberto Loreggian, forte-piano Enrico Casazza, violin Francesco Ferrarini, violoncello Music by Beethoven, Schubert, Zelter
Saturday, August 30th, 9 PM Jesi Pergolesi Theatre ISRAEL IN EGYPT Oratorio Music by Georg Friedrich Händel Arrangement for soloist, chorus and piano by Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy Athestis Chorus Filippo Maria Bressan, conductor (first execution)
Sunday, August 31st, 9 PM Monte San Vito Teatro Condominiale La Fortuna MUSICA E POESIA: GOETHE (Music and Poetry: Goethe)
Todd Camburn, piano Young interpreters Vocal interpretation by Regina Resnik In collaboration with Eurobottega and Asolo Musica Music by Beethoven, Zelter, Schubert, Mendelssohn-Bartholdy, Schumann
Wednesday, September 3rd, 9 PM Arcevia Teatro Misa PER VIOLINO SOLO
Luigi De Filippi, violin Music by Bach, Paganini
Thursday, September 4th, 9 PM Fabriano Piazza del Comune MUSICA MILITARE (Military Music)
Patrizio Esposito, conductor Air Force Music Band Music by Spontini, Meyerbeer, Mendelssohn-Bartholdy
Friday, September 5th, 9 PM Monte San Vito Teatro Condominiale La Fortuna HAUSMUSIK
Trio Voces Intimae Music by Hoffmann, Hummel, Mendelssohn-Bartholdy
Saturday, September 6th, 9 PM Maiolati Spontini Colle Celeste SOGNI DI UNA NOTTE DI MEZZA ESTATE (Midsummer night’s dream) from William Shakespeare
Dramaturgy and translation by Michal Znaniecki Music by Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy Transcription for band and chamber interpreters by Patrizio Esposito Patrizio Esposito, conductor Michal Znaniecki, director Luigi Scoglio, scenes Paolo Cavinato, costumes Air Force Music Band Pupils from Jesi and Maiolati Spontini’s schools In collaboration with Limen Teatro
Sunday, September 7th, 6 PM Maiolati Spontini Santo Stefano Church PER ORGANO (for organ)
Roberto Antonello, organ Music by Bach, Händel In collaboration with Festival Organistico of Treviso
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