Villa Reale hosts part of the famous festival curated by the Lucchese Music Association, the Teatro del Giglio and the Cassa di Risparmio di Lucca Foundation. An important event that draws on the glorious musical tradition of the area to spread the knowledge of classical music in a dynamic way and in tune with our times: Classico is something “that has never finished saying what it has to say”, bringing in itself the possibility of addressing everyone, exactly as it happens for the historical heritage of the Villa.

DETAILS:

• The concerts will be held in the Villa Reale lemon houses at 4:30 pm (cost of € 3 / each, payable on site); GREEN PASS NEEDED FOR ATTENDING THE CONCERTS

• Maximum 50 seats, priority to those who buy the ticket online for entry to Villa Reale and respond to the confirmation of the tickets indicating the willingness to participate in the Lucca Classica concert;

• The park will exceptionally remain open until 8 pm to allow a visit to the gardens with the possibility of stopping for an aperitif at the Cafe Villa Reale after the concert;

• For the concerts of 01/08 and 22/08, those who want to stop for the starred picnic at sunset must BOOK THE SPECIAL PIC NIC TICKET and confirm that they also want to participate in the concert.

PROGRAM AND INTERPRETERS:

      July 18 at 4.30 pm

Anna Tifu, violin
Simone Soldati, piano

Johann Sebastian Bach Chaconne from Partita n 2 in D minor BWV 1004

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Sonata for violin and piano in E minor KV 304
Cheerful
Minuet time

Niccolò Paganini Capriccio n .4 in C minor (Majestic)

• July 31 at 4:30 pm

Paolo Ardinghi, violin

Simone Soldati, piano

Luigi Boccherini Sonata for piano and violin in D major op. 5 n. 4 G 28
Ludwig. van Beethoven Sonata for violin and piano in D major op. 12 n. 1 and (Majestic)

• August 01 at 4.30 pm

Remo Pieri, clarinet
Massimo Salotti, piano

J. Brahms, Sonata for clarinet and piano in F minor op. 120 n. 1
I. Stravinsky (on the 50th anniversary of his death), Piano rag music
I. Stravinsky (on the 50th anniversary of his death), Three pieces for clarinet

      August 14 at 4:30 pm

200 years on 10 strings
Antigoni Goni, guitar
Amy Norrington, cello

From Boccherini to Piazzolla
L. Boccherini, Sonata in A Major for cello and bass G 13 (Allegro. Largo. Allegro)
F. Schubert, Sonata in A major D 821 (Allegro moderato. Adagio. Allegretto)
M. De Falla, Suite Populaire Espagnole
A. Piazzolla, L ’Histoire Du Tango and Oblivion

• August 15 at 4:30 pm

Filippo Rogai, flute
Remo Pieri, clarinet
Fabrizio Datteri, piano

C. Saint Saëns, Sonata in E flat major op. 167 for clarinet and piano
Romance in F major op. 36 for flute and piano
Odelette in D major op. 162 for flute and piano
Tarantella op. 6 for flute, clarinet and piano

• August 21 at 4:30 pm

Ars Liberalis ensemble
Francesca Camagni, baroque violin
Lorenzo Giovannelli, baroque viola
Gabriele Micheli, I continue

B. Marini, from Sonatas from church and from Camera to 2, to 3 and 4 (Venice 1655), Passacaglia to 3
S. Rossi, from The third book of various sonatas (Venice 1613), Sonata prima called la Moderna; Second current called the Emiglia; Current third called the Cecchina; Current fourth
C. Monteverdi, from The seventh book of madrigals (Venice 1619), Ohimè where is my well; It is not of a gentle heart

• August 22 at 4:30pm

Gabriele Ragghianti, double bass

Marin Marais, Les Voix Humaines

Johan Sebastian Bach, Suite N ° 1 BWV 1007
Prelude
Allemanda
Current
Sarabanda
Minuet 1 and 2
Giga

Simòn Garcia, Spanish Fantasy – Composition dedicated to Gabriele Ragghianti (2016)