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Holding a strategic location - its name suggests a passage - on the edge of the Ambracian Gulf and a stone's throw from Italy, Preveza was built on the ruins of ancient Verenice by the king of Epirus, Pyrrhus, in 290 Β.C. Surrounded by wonderful beaches, rare habitats and ancient monuments, the c...

Spread out over a unique natural landscape, with the coastal mountains of Croatia in the background and a view over the Adriatic, Split is the heart of Dalmatia, a historic port city with a Mediterranean character and a cosmopolitan air. Wander through the atmospheric cobbled lanes of the Old Ci...

The renowned Scottish tenor and conductor Paul Agnew undertakes for the first time the direction of one of Johann Sebastian Bach’s most significant sacred works, the Christmas Oratorio— a composition that brings exceptional dramatic depth to the narration of the Nativity and stands as a landmark...

An explosive celebration inspired by the Brazilian carnival with the Quilombo ensemble. More than 50 musicians and dancers, led by the powerful sounds of Afro-Brazilian percussion, take us on a voyage, inviting us to dance with them and immerse ourselves (costumed or not) in the Dionysian energy...

Ludwig van Beethoven’s first Piano Concertos preserve the clarity of the Viennese tradition: the piano gradually assumes a leading role, defining both form and expressive direction. In the Piano Concerto No. 4, Beethoven overturns the conventions of his time: the piano begins alone before the o...