I Suoni della Pietra – Summer Concerts in Torre Bormida

I Suoni della Pietra in Torre Bormida

I Suoni della Pietra is a summer concert series that weaves together music, historic sites, and landscapes, turning the Stone Villages of the Langhe and the Asti Langa into a sprawling, open-air stage. Among the towns on the bill is Torre Bormida, a small village in the Alta Langa area of the Province of Cuneo, where events are held in the heart of the town, in Piazza Michele Ferrero.

A festival spread across the villages

The event, promoted by the Municipality of Bergolo and supported by local towns, runs throughout the summer and involves around twenty historic villages across the provinces of Cuneo, Asti, and Alessandria. The program brings together over two hundred artists, ranging from internationally renowned names to emerging young talents, for a total of about thirty high-level performances. The artistic direction is entrusted to Maestro Mauro Pavese, a respected trumpeter, who curates a selection that spans various genres and styles.

Genres and atmospheres

The audience can immerse themselves in an eclectic program that includes:

• Classical and chamber music, featuring prestigious ensembles and soloists;
• Jazz and improvisation, often with brass and string formations;
• World music and global sounds;
• Dance and interdisciplinary performances;
• Singer-songwriter music and musical fables for all ages.

Concerts are held in natural theaters, Romanesque churches, courtyards, and squares, highlighting the architectural and scenic identity of the villages. In Torre Bormida, Piazza Michele Ferrero becomes an intimate and cozy setting, perfect for listening under the stars.

Torre Bormida, a village of the Alta Langa

Nestled in the hills of the Cuneo Alta Langa, Torre Bormida is a small municipality that preserves the quiet charm of stone villages. For the Municipality of Torre Bormida and for Piedmont, being part of I Suoni della Pietra means creating a dialogue between historical heritage and musical culture, attracting enthusiasts and curious visitors to a territory also famous for its wine and gastronomic landscapes.

An event for everyone

Admission to the events is free, with no reservation required, and access is available until capacity is reached. It is a precious opportunity to discover the Alta Langa in summer, combining live music with a walk through the stone alleys and the authentic flavors of the Piedmontese territory.