At Monteverdi

Visit the Monteverdi Gallery to see Camille Blatrix an exhibition opening 28 March 2026.

Saxofollia is one of Italy's most original and prolific chamber ensembles, active since 1993 and composed exclusively of saxophones.

Composer, pianist and conductor Vincenzo Parisi bridges seemingly distant worlds — classical music, psychedelic rock and folk singing — into a singular and compelling voice.

An Artist in Residence with the Bulgari Foundation, Luigi Carroccia is a prize-winning Italian pianist celebrated for his poetic artistry and commanding presence on the international stage.

This residency brings together an exceptional trio of American musicians — soprano Ceileigh Rodway, saxophonist Om Srivastava and pianist Brian Cashwell — for an intimate series of concerts July 7-13, 2026. Guests are invited into a rare, immersive musical experience over the course of their stay.

Born in Como in 1997, Martina Consonni is one of the most exciting young pianists of her generation, acclaimed for her expressive sensitivity and technical brilliance.

An extraordinary evening uniting two of Italy's most celebrated young opera voices with the theatrical art of actor and playwright Filippo Lai.

Named in homage to Bach's celebrated Goldberg Variations, the trio brings together wide-ranging experience and a shared passion for chamber music as a space of dialogue, discovery and artistic growth.

Four extraordinary artists from The Metropolitan Opera's Lindemann Young Artist Development Program will give two concerts on August 13 and 18, 2026. Baritone Eleomar Cuello, soprano Emma Marhefka, tenor Jonghyun Park and pianist Juan Lazaro bring the world of grand opera into an intimate setting, offering guests a rare encounter with some of opera's most compelling rising stars.

Internationally acclaimed musicians Alessio Bax, Lucille Chung, Maurizio Baglini, and Silvia Chiesa, will present a variety of ensemble configurations across three evenings, featuring four exceptional young artists who are rapidly emerging on the international stage. 

Two of Italy's most distinguished instrumentalists come together for a moving evening of flute and guitar.

Yuki Serino is a rising star of remarkable pedigree, winner of the 2026 Audience Prize at the Mozart Competition in Salzburg. She is joined by Austrian pianist Martin Nöbauer, prizewinner of the International Beethoven Piano Competition Vienna, in a duo recital that promises both youthful fire and masterful skill.

Soprano Jiayu Jin has swiftly established herself as one of the most captivating voices in Baroque music. She is joined by lutenist and guitarist Juan José Francione, a soloist and continuo player of exceptional artistry, for an intimate and compelling programme.

Principal double bassist of the Arturo Toscanini Foundation, Antonio Mercurio is joined by celebrated pianist Alice Baccalini.

Romanian soprano Ana Maria Labin has established herself as a leading interpreter of Baroque and Mozart repertoire. She is joined by Nadia Carboni, bringing considerable experience in vocal and chamber repertoire to the partnership.