Teatro Grande Brescia

Brahms e Rota Ensemble del Teatro Grande

On March 29, the clarinet, cello, and piano trio tackles a masterpiece from Brahms’s late period, when his friendship with a talented clarinetist awakened him from a compositional slumber and inspired him to write his last chamber music masterpieces. This is paired with a trio by a composer who, in some ways, suffered a similar fate in Italy: that of being labeled “conservative and reactionary” in music. In reality, as with Brahms, this argument makes no sense: not embracing the aesthetics of the avant-garde certainly does not mean being backward-looking, it means having other musical priorities and expressing modernity with other weapons. And Nino Rota’s weapons are of the highest caliber, including irony, which is also a great asset in music.

ENSEMBLE DEL TEATRO GRANDE
Anton Dressler
clarinet
Paolo Bonomini cello
Andrea Rebaudengo piano

PROGRAM
Johannes Brahms
, Trio op. 114 for clarinet, cello and piano
Nino Rota, Trio for clarinet, cello and piano

Biglietti
Posto Unico
Intero € 18,00
Under 30 € 10,00
Over 65 € 14,00
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In vendita online e alla Biglietteria del Teatro Grande a partire da venerdì 12 dicembre 2025. La Biglietteria del Teatro Grande è aperta dal martedì al venerdì dalle 13.30 alle 19.00; il sabato dalle 10.00 alle 13.00 e dalle 15.30 alle 19.00. Per informazioni biglietteria@teatrogrande.it.

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