by InTrieste
The series of events will feature guided tours focused on different instruments from the Schmidl Museum’s collection, presented by students and teachers of the Tartini Conservatory. The events are scheduled for every Wednesday in March and April, with sessions in the morning for school students and in the afternoon for the general public. Reservations are required for school sessions.
The Civic Theater Museum “Carlo Schmidl” at Palazzo Gopcevich hosted the presentation conference for the new series of events “The Rooms of Music”. The event was attended by Councilor Giorgio Rossi, Director of the “Tartini” Conservatory Sandro Torlontano, Conservator of the Schmidl Museum Stefano Bianchi, and piano teacher Reana De Luca, who coordinates the Music and School Project at the Conservatory. The initiative aims to foster collaboration between the Civic Theater Museum and the Conservatory “G. Tartini”.
During the event, Councilor Giorgio Rossi highlighted the record number of visitors to the city’s museums this year, reaching 620 thousand despite some closures for renovation. He praised the success of the Civic Theater Museum Carlo Schmidl in 2023, attributing it to the organization of exhibitions and events.
Stefano Bianchi, the Conservator of the Schmidl Museum, expressed gratitude to the Conservatory “G. Tartini” and its director Sandro Torlontano. He explained that the series, which started in 2016, aims to connect the museum’s collection of musical instruments with the instrumental schools of the Tartini Conservatory.
Sandro Torlontano, Director of the Conservatory “Tartini,” thanked Councilor Giorgio Rossi and the Municipality of Trieste for their support. He mentioned the recent success of the Conservatory’s string orchestra at the Quirinale on the Day of Remembrance, receiving compliments from President Sergio Mattarella.
The first event, on Wednesday, March 6th, will feature the piano and teacher Reana De Luca. Subsequent events will cover various instruments such as the harp, clarinet, baroque singing, flute, double bass, guitar, and accordion.
Participation in the events is included with the museum entrance ticket. More information is available on the museum’s website.
