I Virtuosi Italiani

The Italian Virtuosi renew their precious musical proposal with the XXVII Concert Season, presenting a remarkable program of articulated and stimulating musical pathways.

The XXVII concert season opens under the sign of beauty, variety, and research, confirming an artistic proposal deeply rooted in the great tradition, but always with an eye towards the future.

Great names from the international scene will be featured: the eclectic charisma of the Janoska Ensemble, the pianistic sensitivity of Ramin Bahrami, Federico Colli, Alessandro Taverna, and Anna Kravtchenko; the unmistakable voice of the soprano Gemma Bertagnolli, the virtuosity of Erica Piccotti, Mario Stefano Pietrodarchi, Pavel Vernikov, Svetlana Makarova, and Vincenzo Bolognese; the eclecticism of Giovanni Sollima in the triple role of soloist, conductor, and composer; the inspiration and artistry of Alexander Lonquich, one of the greatest Mozart interpreters of all time.

Prestigious chamber ensembles will also be featured, such as the Adorno Quartet, the Venice Quartet, and the young and already acclaimed Nebelmeer Trio, along with the Orchestra I Pomeriggi Musicali and conductors Pier Carlo Orizio and Massimiliano Caldi.

A visually impactful presence will complete the program: the Gomalan Brass with their spectacular revisitation of Aida.

Alongside the main season, the 2025-26 schedule features two significant innovations: the Cameristic Mondays, a series of six chamber concerts, three of which are entirely dedicated to Beethoven's Quartets, and The Sunday Concerts, a series of five matinees designed to offer a different listening experience, immersed in the light and reflection of the morning.

The concerts will be held in two exceptional locations: the magnificent setting of the former Church of S. Pietro in Monastero at Via Garibaldi 3 and the venue of the Ristori Theatre, one of the historic theaters of the city of Verona.