Where is the Conservatorio Sala Verdi located?

The Conservatorio Sala Verdi is located at Via Conservatorio 12, 20122 Milan, Italy, in the heart of Milan.

How early should I arrive before a concert at Conservatorio Sala Verdi?

We recommend arriving at least 30 minutes before the scheduled start time. This allows enough time for ticket checks, security procedures, and finding your seat before the performance begins.

When do the doors open?

Doors generally open before the scheduled start of the performance. The exact opening time may vary depending on the event, so we recommend checking the information provided with your ticket or event listing.

Can I enter the concert hall after the performance has started?

Late admission may be restricted or delayed until an appropriate moment in the performance. To avoid inconvenience, we strongly recommend arriving before the scheduled start time.

Neapolitan Chapel

Conservatorio Sala Verdi

Tue 23 Feb 2027

Synopsis/Details

Neapolitan Chapel offers a fascinating journey into the rich musical heritage of Naples, bringing together the elegance, passion, and distinctive character of the Neapolitan musical tradition. The ensemble’s repertoire reflects the extraordinary cultural history of southern Italy, where sacred music, opera, and popular traditions have influenced one another for centuries. With refined interpretations and an authentic appreciation for historical styles, Neapolitan Chapel presents music with both clarity and emotional intensity. Audiences can expect an evocative concert experience that highlights the beauty of Italian vocal and instrumental traditions while celebrating the unique spirit of Naples. Presented at the prestigious Conservatorio Sala Verdi in Milan, this performance offers music lovers an opportunity to discover a vibrant repertoire filled with lyrical melodies, expressive harmonies, and the unmistakable atmosphere of Neapolitan culture.

Where is the Conservatorio Sala Verdi located?
- The Conservatorio Sala Verdi is located at Via Conservatorio 12, 20122 Milan, Italy, in the heart of Milan.
How early should I arrive before a concert at Conservatorio Sala Verdi?
- We recommend arriving at least 30 minutes before the scheduled start time. This allows enough time for ticket checks, security procedures, and finding your seat before the performance begins.
When do the doors open?
- Doors generally open before the scheduled start of the performance. The exact opening time may vary depending on the event, so we recommend checking the information provided with your ticket or event listing.
Can I enter the concert hall after the performance has started?
- Late admission may be restricted or delayed until an appropriate moment in the performance. To avoid inconvenience, we strongly recommend arriving before the scheduled start time.

Cast

Ian Bostridge: tenor

Antonio Florio: director

Program

Torment of love

Cavalli:
Recitative and Aria “I remain alone”, “Misero così va” from Heliogabalus

Stradella:
“He will suffer, he will hope” from Il Corispero

Cesti:
Symphony from Argia
“Berenice, where are you?” from Il Tito

Sartorio:
Symphony from Orpheus

Provençal:
“Oh, give me dear shadows” from La Stellidaura
Symphony from The Slave of His Wife
“What hope, my heart” from The Slave of His Wife

Caresana:
“Tien ferma fortuna” from The Adventures of a Faith

Legrenzi:
Sinfonia from Il Totila

Win :
“Gelido in ogni vena” from Siroe

Phago:
“New Straggi” from The Submerged Pharaoh
Symphony from The Submerged Pharaoh

Win:
"If my fatherly love" from Siroe
Symphony from Partenope

Vivaldi:
“Gelido in ogni vena” from Il Farnace

Accomodation

Neapolitan Chapel

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