Here's what's happening now
On 18 October, at the Waldensian Church in Piazza Cavour, Maria Azzaro, Sara Palumbo and Giulio Ginobi conclude the eighth edition of Marcella Crudeli’s free advanced piano course by performing with the ICNT Orchestra conducted by Daniele Camiz.
On Saturday 19 September, the ICNT Orchestra opens its 2026/27 season with Weber’s Oberon Overture and Brahms’s First Piano Concerto. Alessandro Marano is the soloist and Daniele Camiz conducts. Free admission.
Three weeks in Korea, between family life and rehearsals with the young musicians of The Classic On, leading to the Arts Center Incheon concert. Communication challenges, a growing relationship with the players and the emotion of conducting my son Leonardo in Wieniawski.
On 22 August I will conduct The Classic On Elim Cantabile, bringing together two Korean youth orchestras and a new generation of soloists in a programme ranging from Rossini to Saint-Saëns.
A weekend with the Enotria Wind Ensemble: one rehearsal, extreme heat, demanding repertoire and the experience of building a concert together in less than twenty-four hours.
On Sunday, 2 August, I will conduct the Enotria Wind Ensemble in Chianciano Terme as part of the I Suoni di Sillene concert series. The programme, devoted to the Romantic wind repertoire, features works by Donizetti, Raff and Dvořák.
A new photo gallery from the July 3, 2026 Mozart concert at the Waldensian Church in Rome is now available.
Two concerts, one shared preparation, and an orchestra that changed from rehearsal to rehearsal. A behind-the-scenes account of Mozart’s Linz Symphony K425 and Coronation Mass K317, from the first rehearsal to the final performance.
Following the end of the ICNT 2025/26 season, the ICNT Orchestra returns to the Waldensian Church in Piazza Cavour for a special Mozart concert created through the collaboration of six musical institutions.
Two choirs, two different repertoires and one shared purpose. Coro Confusion and Coro Raro join forces in support of pediatric surgery and a healthcare project in Senegal.
Photographs from Mozart Symphonies Challenge n.22 are now available. The concert featured Mozart’s Symphony K.543 and marked the conclusion of the ICNT 2025/26 season.
A demanding symphony, an unbalanced orchestra, and a difficult rehearsal. Not everything worked, but the focus and the shared work never collapsed.
