da Enrico Melozzi | 21/10/2026 | Agenda, Melos
by the Melos Chorus An orchestra no conservatory ever trained, one that re-forms itself in every city. Fourteen years after the first time, it returns to the city where it was born. March 2012. The Teatro Valle, the Roman theatre founded in 1727, has been occupied for... 
da Enrico Melozzi | 19/10/2026 | Agenda, Melos
Antonio Pappano conducts Bruckner’s Ninth with the London Symphony Orchestra on 21 and 25 October, and on 29 October the orchestra gives the world premiere of a Hannah Kendall work. In Los Angeles, Teddy Abrams unveils a new piece written for the LA Phil, and... 
da Enrico Melozzi | 16/10/2026 | Agenda, Melos
Rome, 18 March 2012. The Teatro Valle has been occupied for nine months: on 14 June 2011 actors, musicians, technicians and directors entered the eighteenth-century hall, left without a manager after the abolition of the public body that ran it, and never left. A... da Enrico Melozzi | 12/10/2026 | Agenda, Melos
Antonio Pappano opens the London Symphony Orchestra’s season with Mahler’s Resurrection, and the tickets are gone. The Bruckner Ninth that follows is still on sale. In Los Angeles, Daniel Harding, who takes over the LA Phil in 2027, is back with Leif Ove... 
da Enrico Melozzi | 29/09/2026 | Agenda, Cross-over, Melos
The Orchestra Notturna Clandestina. ONC archive.The Romaeuropa Festival, now in its forty-first edition, runs across Rome from September to November with its usual catalogue of theatre, dance and international avant-garde music. Inside that catalogue, one date... 
da Enrico Melozzi | 26/09/2026 | Agenda, Melos
Portrait of Ludwig van Beethoven. Via Wikimedia Commons (public domain).The date is 26 March 2027: two hundred years since the Viennese afternoon, stormy according to witnesses, on which Ludwig van Beethoven died. Round anniversaries are the legal drug of musical...
