This December, the DSO expanded its partnership with the four leading conservatories Tuscany, uniting Dartmouth and Italian students in an artistic venture.
The Hopkins Center for the Arts deepened its ambitious, international partnerships and impact in December, showing how art has the power to unite.
Thirty-seven student musicians from the Dartmouth Symphony Orchestra, led by director Filippo Ciabatti, traveled to Tuscany in central Italy in the educational and cross-cultural venture. The Dartmouth students partnered with peers from four leading conservatories across Tuscany, sharing music stands and inspiration as they rehearsed and performed an exquisite program throughout the region.
Dartmouth Chamber Players
Date: Wednesday, December 3 @ 7 pm
Location: Donna Camilla Savelli Hotel, Rome
Program: A vibrant dialogue between Italian and American traditions, including Mother and Child by William Grant Still, Hoedown by Aaron Copland, and Ancient Airs and Dances by Ottorino Respighi.
Siena
Dartmouth Chamber Players & Leviosa Quartet
Date: Sunday, December 7 @ 6 pm
Location: Salone dei Concerti, Accademia Chigiana, Siena
Program: The chamber players perform a vibrant dialogue between Italian and American traditions, including Mother and Child by William Grant Still, Hoedown by Aaron Copland, and Ancient Airs and Dances by Ottorino Respighi. The quartet follows with selections from Tchaikovsky's three great ballets: Swan Lake (Il Lago dei Cigni), The Sleeping Beauty (La Bella Addormentata), and The Nutcracker (Lo Schiaccianoci).
Tuscany
Tuscany Program
Mahler: Songs of a Wayfarer
Mahler: Symphony No. 1 "Titan"
Soloist: Antoinette Dennefeld, mezzo-soprano
Date: Friday, December 12 @ 3 pm
Location: Sala del Cenacolo, Caserma Simoni, Firenze Special preview concert Registration Required>
Date: December 14 @ 9 pm
Teatro Goldoni, Livorno
Date: December 15 @ 9 pm
Chiesa di San Francesco, Lucca
Date: December 16 @ 9 pm
Teatro Verdi, Firenze
Date: December 17 @ 9 pm
Teatro de' Rinnovati, Siena
In the (Italian) News!
Quattro concerti in quattro città simbolo della musica toscana segnano il debutto di un progetto di scambio culturale che unisce gli studenti dei Conservatori di Firenze, Livorno, Lucca e Siena con quelli del prestigioso Dartmouth College del New Hampshire.
InToscana