Rosso Beethoven

Court of Honor of the Royal Palace, Musei Reali Torino
June 30–July 22, 2026

Rosso Beethoven

 

Eight concerts, four conductors, one great protagonist: Beethoven. Under the summer sky of the Court of Honor of the Royal Palace, his music returns to question the present with the visionary power of one who wrote the future before it happened. Anticipating the bicentenary of his death (1827-2027), the Orchestra del Teatro Regio pays tribute to a universal legacy that still speaks today of freedom, brotherhood, and respect for human rights.

Guiding this full immersion into the creative evolution of the genius from Bonn will be award-winning young conductors rapidly rising on the most prestigious stages: Agata Zając, Aram Khacheh, Alessandro Palumbo, and Liubov Nosova. Night after night, ouvertures and suites of extraordinary dramatic intensity will pave the way for the great Symphonies – from the Second to the Fifth, from the “Eroica” to the Seventh –, each entrusted to a different baton, ready to reveal a new and unexpected face. 

 

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A young blonde female conductor in a black dress holds her baton in front of her, against a dark grey panelled background
Concerts Extra | June 30-July 1, 2026

Rebellion

Beyond convention: between Prometheus and the Second Symphony, the momentum of Beethoven as the pioneer of a new sonic universe.
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A dark-haired, bearded conductor in tailcoat directs with intense energy, raising his baton above his head.A dark-haired, bearded conductor in tailcoat directs with intense energy, raising his baton above his head
Concerts Extra | July 7-8, 2026

Tension

An ascent of pure impact: from Egmont to the taut nerves of the Fifth Symphony, Beethoven transcends darkness to find the light.
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A curly-haired conductor in tailcoat and white bow tie, leaning on a surface, holds his baton while gazing thoughtfully at the camera
Concerts Extra | July 14-15, 2026

Audacity

A radical challenge: Beethoven’s audacity unites the tragic Coriolan with the “Eroica”, an epic narrative of the human spirit.
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A young dark-haired female conductor in a black dress directs with a radiant smile, baton in hand and left arm raised,in front of a dimly lit orchestra
Concerts Extra | July 21-22, 2026

Glow

From imprisonment to the apotheosis of dance: between Leonore and the Seventh Symphony, the Beethovenian sound becomes pure light and the triumph of joy.
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