Events
The Capitoline Museums and the Centrale Montemartini will be open, with a series of initiatives during the night between the 27th and 28th September 2003, as part of the “White Night in Rome”, organizzed as a twin event with Paris and in accord with Brussels.
The Capitoline Museums and the Montemartini Power Plant will be open with a series of events on the night of the 27th and the 28th of September 2003 as part of the 'Notte bianca a Roma' ("White Night in Rome"), organised as part of a twinning agreement with Paris and an understanding with Brussels.
Concerts in the Courtyard of the Palazzo dei Conservatori.
Season of films on the Caffarelli Terrace.
The museum itinerary has been enriched by the addition of a section dedicated to the Capitoline Coin and Medal Collection, to be situated in Palazzo Clementino-Caffarelli, and featuring the exhibition of a fine array of coins, medals and ancient jems which until now have not been shown to the public.
Free entrance to the Museum and its educational activities.
Free entrance to the Museum and free educational visits.
As part of the celebrations of the centenary of the Villa Borghese, a cycle of concerts organised by the Association of the Sylvestro Ganassi School of Music. The musical pieces were enlivened by moments of theatre, such as the reciting voice in the concert entitled “Guitar and Piano narrate”, or the mime in “Music and Mime, between realism and expressive art”, or again the puppet theatre in the final concert “The combat of Tancredi e Clorinda, or Monteverdi in a puppet theatre”.
This show is a tribute to the legendary singer who died in 1997. Patrick Rossi Gastaldi, actor and director, leads the theatre narration and will be accompanied by several musical instruments. Music will be directed by Cinzia Gangarella. "C'est ci bon! Roma canta Montand".
A series of visits and encounters as part of a cultural exchange between citizens of Rome and foreign workers.
Monique Basserau, accompanied by piano and violin, will perform some of Piaf's best known numbers.
"C'est ci bon! Roma canta Montand".
A concert of French songs from the twentieth century, performed by the italian "chansonnier" Cesare Nissirio, accompanied by Giovanni Truncellito on piano and Paolo Rozzi on accordion.
"C'est ci bon! Roma canta Montand".