Kicking off between March and July 2023 is a renewed season of music and entertainment for the city of Treviso, which will be based in the church of San Teonisto and at Casa Luisa and Gaetano Cozzi in the countryside of Zero Branco (Treviso).
The 2023 season, again under the artistic direction of Stefano Trevisi, will integrate the classical and ancient repertoire, the focus of the previous nine editions, with jazz music, civil theater, performances in nature, also making room for public meetings and podcasts, addressing a wide and diverse audience.
Starting Saturday, March 4, 2023, nationally and internationally established artists, musicians and cultural figures will be on stage: Joel Frederiksen, American bassist and lutenist, who will offer with Ensemble Phoenix Munich a journey, in an ancient key, between the pages of Nick Drake’s music and those of Elizabethan composers of the golden age; Paolo Rumiz, journalist and writer, protagonist of the reading on the creation myth of our continent, together with actors Lara Komar and Giorgio Monte, and musicians Aleksandar Karlic and Vangelis Merkouris; Daniele di Bonaventura, a renowned jazz musician, well-known composer and bandoneonist, engaged in a project ranging from classical to jazz music; Filippo Tantino with Rita Bincoletto, Pasquale Schiavulli and Tim Smethurst, established jazz musicians from Treviso who will dedicate their program to the work of Cole Porter; Andrea Pennacchi, one of Veneto’s most beloved actors of the moment, who will offer, together with musician Giorgio Gobbo, the show on the storm disaster “Vaia”; Giovanni Andrea Zanon and Leonora Armellini, already established protagonists on the stages of international musical theaters, engaged in a recital in which the audience will be able to appreciate their great interpretative skills; Faber Teater theater company that will take the audience on an experience made up of singing and walking through the countryside of Zero Branco; Francesca Benetti, a theorist and guitarist among the most appreciated musicians of the new generation of interpreters of international early music, who will present a concert of rare refinement and poetry, designed specifically to be performed in a garden.
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