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The third edition of the Orchestra Mozart Festival will take place with three concerts from the 16th to the 19th of April 2020 in Bologna, at Teatro Manzoni, with a special preview: a concert with the Solisti dell’Orchestra Mozart on the 20th of March, in the convent of San Domenico. For the first time the orchestra will be conducted by Maestro Daniele Gatti, designated as the new Music Director of the OM. The festival will also feature pianist Andrea Lucchesini and the Solisti dell'Orchestra Mozart.

The festival will also feature other musical events in the city of Bologna, with the aim of connecting more and more people with the world of classical music. The full programme will be communicated in March.

Once again, the Orchestra will play in Bologna after a residency at the prestigious LAC in Lugano during the Easter holidays.

PROGRAMME

Orchestra Mozart Festival Preview
March the 20th, 8.30pm | Salone Bolognini del Convento di San Domenico
I Solisti dell’Orchestra Mozart
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
String Quintet n.3 in C major, K 515
String Quintet n. 4 in G minor, K 516

Orchestra Mozart Festival 

April the 16th, 8.30pm | Teatro Auditorium Manzoni
Orchestra Mozart
Daniele Gatti conductor
Andrea Lucchesini piano
Raphael Christ violin
Gabriele Geminiani cello
Ludwig van Beethoven
Coriolano, Ouverture in C minor op. 62
Ludwig van Beethoven
“Triplo concerto” in C major for piano, violin and cello op. 56
Sergej Prokof'ev
Symphony n. 1 in D major op. 25, Classical symphony
Ludwig van Beethoven
Leonore n. 3, Ouverture in C major op. 72b

April the 17th, 8.30 pm | Teatro Auditorium Manzoni
Orchestra Mozart
Daniele Gatti conductor
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Don Giovanni, Ouverture, K 527
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Symphony n.38 in D major, Prague symphony, K 504
Igor Stravinskij
Symphony in C

April the 18th, 5pm | Teatro Auditorium Manzoni
Chamber music concert with
I Solisti dell’Orchestra Mozart
Andrea Lucchesini piano
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Piano quartet n. 1 in G minor, K 478
Ludwig van Beethoven
Septet for winds and strings in E flat major, op. 20

Orchestra Mozart Festival OFF

April 19, 11am
Chamber music concert with I Solisti dell’Orchestra Mozart | Palazzo Boncompagni
More details coming soon

SUBSCRIPTIONS - TICKET OFFICE

The box office opens on February the 6th and the subscriptions for the three concerts in Bologna will be fully available in two different solutions: the Manzoni subscription, including the two symphonic concerts and the chamber music concert that will take place in Teatro Manzoni, the Manzoni subscription + Preview, that includes also the preview concert with the Solisti dell’Orchestra Mozart, due on March the 20th.

We confirm that the 2019 subscribers will be able to keep their seats if they will renovate their subscription by February the 26th, 2020. Those who wish to renovate the subscription online can do hat by contacting the Accademia Filarmonica by phone 0039 051 222 997 (Mon-Fri 10am-1pm and 3pm-6pm) or by email at segreteria@accademiafilarmonica.it

Tickets for the single concerts will be available from February the 27th, 2020.

Ticket Office: Bologna Welcome, Piazza Maggiore 1/E, Bologna. Opening hours: subscriptions Mon-Sat 2.30-6.30pm. Online tickets on www.vivaticket.it

10% off for Matinée donors; Cavalieri della Regia Accademia Filarmonica 2019 or 2020; Accademia chamber season subscribers; owners of Coop Alleanza 3.0 card, FAI subscribers, owners of Touring Club card, owners of Più and MultiPiù laFeltrinelli card, owners of Card Cultura Bologna, owners of the Cineteca di Bologna card; ERT subscribers; Università Primo Levi subscribers; Alfasigma workers; Bologna Festival subscribers; Musica Insieme subscribers; Tper workers and subscribers; Trenitalia subscribers; Confindustria associates and workers; associates Confcommercio Ascom Bologna; Spazio Labo' Fanatics.

Special reductions for residents in the Municipalities of the "Musica nella Condivisione" convention (Pianoro, Granarolo dell’Emilia, San Lazzaro di Savena). To know more send an email to segreteria@accademiafilarmonica.it

Teachers and professors can buy subscriptions and tickets via Carta del docente.

15% off for 2019 Jupiter, Haffner and Amadé donors.

How to get the discounted fares: the discount will be applied at the box office when presenting the above mentioned cards/subscriptions.  If the subscription will be bought online, a card to testify the reduction will be required at the venue in order to access the concerts. 

Special reductions for young music lovers under 35 years of age; buyers will be asked to show their ID card in order to get the reduced subscriptions. If the subscription will be bought online, the ID card will be required at the venue in order to access the concerts. 

Click HERE to buy your subscription on Vivaticket.

PRICES

Tickets for the preview on the 20th of March (unique ticket): 30 € full price | 25 € reduced | 8 € Under 35

Special prices for the Preview concert: OM Festival subscribers can buy reduced tickets (25 €). Subcribers benefitting of one of the reductions mentioned below can purchase tickets at an even reduced fare of 22 €. In case of online puchase of the subscriptions, a special code will be made available to buy tickets at reduced fares. The 2020 OM Festival Under 35 subscribers can purchase tickets at a special fare of 7 € (only at the Bologna Welcome ticket office).

Subscription for the 3 concerts at the Teatro Manzoni + Preview on the 20th of March: 

	INTERO	-10%
First and second stalls	€ 175	€ 157
Rear stalls / Gallery I / Balcony I	€ 140	€ 125
Gallery II	€ 110	€ 98
Balcony II e III	€ 70	-

Subscription for the Teatro Manzoni concerts | Single tickets:

Full

	Symphonic concerts	April 18 concert	Subscription
First-stalls/Second stalls	€ 68 + 2 presale	€ 35 + 1 presale	€ 150 + 2 presale
Rear-stalls/Gallery I/Balcony I	€ 53 + 2 presale	€ 20 + 1 presale	€ 115 + 2 presale
Gallery II	€ 38 + 2 presale	€ 20 + 1 presale	€ 85 + 2 presale
Balcony II and III	€ 20 + 1 presale	-	€ 45 + 2 presale

Reduced (10% off)

	Symphonic concerts	April 18 concert	Subscription
First-stalls/Second stalls	€ 61 + 2 presale	€ 31.50 + 1 presale	€ 135 + 2 presale
Rear-stalls/Gallery I/Balcony I	€ 47.50 + 2 presale	€ 18 + 1 presale	€ 103 + 2 presale
Gallery II	€ 34 + 1 presale	€ 18 + 1 presale	€ 76 + 2 presale
Balcony II and III	-	-	-

Under 35

	Symphonic concerts	April 18 concert	Subscription
First-stalls/Second stalls	€ 30 + 1 presale	€ 8 + 1 presale	€ 65 + 1 presale
Rear-stalls/Gallery I/Balcony I	€ 25 + 1 presale	€ 8 + 1 presale	€ 55 + 1 presale
Gallery II	€ 15 + 1 presale	€ 8 + 1 presale	€ 35 + 1 presale
Balcony II and III	-	-	-

ON THE PROGRAMME AND THE NEW MUSIC DIRECTION

“The concert programs of April 16 and 17 with which I inaugurate my collaboration with the Orchestra Mozart - says Daniele Gatti - are clearly separated from each other, but can be traced back to the same framework. The underlying theme is in fact to compare masters of Viennese classicism and great composers of twentieth-century neoclassicism who were able to harmonize modernity and tradition, drawing a parallel between "classical" and "neoclassical". The first concert program pays homage to Beethoven, on the 250th anniversary of his birth, with the Triple Concerto and the Overtures Coriolanus and Leonore No.3, accompanied by Prokofiev's Symphony No.1 in D major, known as Classical since it was conceived in Haydn’s style. The second program features operas by Mozart such as the Overture from Don Giovanni and Symphony No. 38 in D major called Prague - the city that marked the debut of both works in 1787 -, combined with the Symphony in C by Stravinsky, a forerunner of the return to ancient forms.”

“It is very inspiring to work together with a Music Director like Daniele Gatti, whose extraordinary musical talent is powered by an intense cultural curiosity - says Gastón Fournier-Facio, Art Consultant of the Orchestra Mozart. With President Azzaroni, we decided to outline a three-year program carried out in chronological progression which will allow us to identify some important parallels between the arts. The selected themes are Classicism and Neoclassicism (2020), Romanticism and Beyond (2021) and Fin-de-Siècle Vienna (2022). Each of these musical "journeys" includes, among other elements, twentieth-century pieces, so to underline the deep and ever-present relationship between past and present. These thematic itineraries will also allow us to develop the programs following an interdisciplinary perspective, meaning that the music performed in the concerts will be enriched each time by parallel events in the fields of literature, theatre, cinema and visual arts. In order to highlight similarities and analogies, we aim to present the public with works belonging to different linguistic areas, but created within a common aesthetic movement".

“2020 will finally see the debut of Daniele Gatti heading the Orchestra Mozart (an Accademia Filarmonica project renovated in 2016 by the Accademia itself) - remarks Loris Azzaroni, President of the Accademia Filarmonica. A long-awaited debut as the announcement of Maestro Gatti as musical director of the Orchestra dates back to last spring - Claudio Abbado himself indicated Maestro Gatti as one of his possible successors. And the celebration is double since 2020 marks a very important anniversary for the Academy, namely the 250th anniversary since the then fourteen-year-old Mozart took the admission exam at the ancient Bolognese musical institution and was proclaimed Maestro Compositore and Accademico Filarmonico. Mozart will thus be celebrated in Daniele Gatti's concerts with the Orchestra Mozart, along with, of course, the other legendary compositor whose very important anniversary is celebrated: Ludwig van Beethoven, who was born 250 years ago. A great celebration for and of music, of the Orchestra Mozart, of Maestro Daniele Gatti and of the Accademia Filarmonica.“