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Carmina Burana
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Carmina Burana – Carl Orff
Secular songs to be sung by soloists and choruses, accompanied by instruments and magical images.
First performance: 8 June 1937, Frankfurt am Main.
An essential chapter in the twentieth-century rediscovery of early music through a contemporary lens, Carmina Burana is today a great classic that transcends genres and is certainly among the most popular works in the classical repertoire. The majestic power of the ensemble will be led by American conductor Ramón Tebar and will feature three outstanding soloists on stage: Ruzil Gatin, Grisha Martirosyan, and the young Spanish soprano Sara Blanch, one of the most interesting singers of her generation, who will make her debut at the MOF, arriving directly from the Salzburg Festival.
Program and cast
Musical direction – Ramón Tebar
Soprano – Sara Blanc
Tenor – Ruzil Gatin
Baritone – Grisha Martirosyan
FORM – Orchestra Filarmonica Marchigiana
Coro Lirico Marchigiano Vincenzo Bellini
Choir master – Christian Starinieri
Macerata Sferisterio
The Macerata Sferisterio is one of Italy's most iconic open-air venues, located in the charming town of Macerata in the Marche region. This stunning amphitheater was originally built in the 19th century as a sports arena but has since become renowned for hosting world-class cultural and artistic events, particularly opera performances.
The venue is famous for its exceptional acoustics and historical significance. It can seat over 2,000 spectators and provides a truly immersive experience for anyone attending a performance. The open-air nature of the venue allows visitors to enjoy breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside while experiencing some of the best live performances in Italy. The Sferisterio is home to the renowned Sferisterio Opera Festival, which takes place each summer and attracts international audiences.
Getting to the Macerata Sferisterio is straightforward. The town of Macerata is well connected by train and bus services, with regular routes from major cities such as Ancona, Bologna, and Rome. The nearest train station, Stazione di Macerata, is just a short walk from the venue, making it easily accessible for travelers. For those arriving by car, there are several parking facilities around the venue, and the town is well-served by road networks.
The venue itself is a magnificent structure with a blend of classical and modern architectural elements. Visitors can explore its surroundings, which include lush gardens and a scenic square, perfect for enjoying the atmosphere before or after a performance. The Sferisterio offers a variety of seating options, including reserved seats in the front and upper areas, as well as standing room for those who prefer a more casual experience.
If you’re planning to attend an event at the Macerata Sferisterio, make sure to arrive early to take in the beautiful surroundings and atmosphere. The venue's unique history and setting make it a must-visit for any cultural enthusiast.
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