The living bellezza
Music & Art
Inspired by our namesake, the Renaissance humanist and composer Claudio Monteverdi, the music, arts and culture programming at Monteverdi has been part of our love affair with this landscape since the beginning.
The breathtaking Val d'Orcia has inspired humans to create art for millennia, from the Etruscans to Renaissance masters to the present day. We hope that in witnessing the work of our resident artists and scholars, our guests will be invigorated and moved by the beauty of the human spirit.
Wander exhibitions from exceptional international artists in the art gallery, unwind with a sunset jazz concert in our lounge, and enjoy intimate performances from world-class musicians in our restored 14th century church, the Chiesa di Sant’Andrea.
The 2027 Concert Series will be posted on December 1, 2027.
Art gallery: Caragh Thuring
Visit the Monteverdi Art Gallery to view an exhibition by Belgian artist Caragh Thuring, titled “The Golden Age.” On view through October 2026.
Concert series: Antonio Mercurio & Alice Baccalini
Principal double bassist of the Arturo Toscanini Foundation, Antonio Mercurio is joined by celebrated pianist Alice Baccalini.
October 18, 2026
Concert series: Ana Maria Labin & Nadia Carboni
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.
October 25, 2026
Concert series: Luigi Carroccia
Luigi Carroccia, the “piano aristocrat,” brings his talent to bear as one of Italy’s finest young pianists for a night of captivating performance in collaboration with the Nicola Bulgari Foundation.
November 2, 2026
Lecture & Concert Series: Sir John Eliot Gardiner & Gwyneth Wentink
Renowned conductor, author, and musician Sir John Eliot Gardiner returns to Monteverdi for a captivating discussion on the relationship between beauty and music. The talk is followed by a solo performance by the acclaimed harpist Gwyneth Wentink.
November 3, 2026
Concert series: Sir John Eliot Gardiner & Quintet
Sir John Eliot Gardiner, the renowned conductor, helms an exquisite and unique evening of music, featuring five exceptional musicians and a moving programme in the intimate space of the Chiesa di Sant’Andrea. Gardiner is joined by harpist Gwyneth Wentink, soprano Silvia Frigato, mezzo-soprano Helen Charlston, Thomas Dunford on the lute, and Kinga Gaborjani on the viol di gamba.
November 7, 2026
Concert series: Gwyneth Wentink & Wouter Snoei
Harp virtuoso Gwenyth Wentink returns to Monteverdi for an immersive concert accompanied by sound designer Wouter Snoei. The original programme, titled Echoes of a Quiet Act, merges the evocative beauty and emotion of the harp with an electronic soundscape drawn from the life and legacy of Noor Inayat Khan.
November 8, 2026
Concert series: Dmytro Udovycenko & Dmytro Semykras
In collaboration with the Nicola Bulgari Foundation, two young Ukrainian artists, violinist Dmytro Udovycenko & pianist Dmytro Semykras, come together for a night of unparalleled virtuosity.
November 12, 2026
Concert series: Jonathan Roozeman, Ruslan Talas & Guillaume Bellom
Cellist Jonathan Roozeman, violinist and musical innovator Ruslan Talas & pianist Guillaume Bellom come together for an inspiring group concert in collaboration with the Nicola Bulgari Foundation.
December 8, 2026