Musica Natura Relazioni

A festival between music and landscape

Musica Natura Relazioni is the summer music festival of the Monte Baldo Local Nature Park, which every year accompanies July and August with around ten events spread across the five Trentino municipalities that make up the park: Ala, Avio, Brentonico, Mori, and Nago-Torbole. The artistic direction is entrusted to Giovanni Costantini, and the organization is managed by Superflùo together with ArmoniEventi APS, with the support of the park's municipalities and the Autonomous Province of Trento.

Events in Mori

In the Municipality of Mori, in the province of Trento and the heart of Trentino-Alto Adige, the festival selects venues capable of uniting music and landscape. The concerts are held in highly evocative sites of the Baldo area: from the Church of Sant'Agata in Corniano, a small hamlet in the Val di Gresta, to Tierno Park, where the greenery becomes a natural stage. These are moments designed to listen to good music immersed in nature, often at sunrise or sunset, in a continuous dialogue between sounds, the environment, and the local community.

The common thread: music, nature, relationships

The very name of the festival tells its identity: music as a universal language, the nature of Monte Baldo as a living frame, and the relationships between artists, the public, and the territory. The genres offered range from chamber music to jazz, from European folk to choral and contemporary sounds, with quality ensembles performing in historic churches, parks, mountain huts, and squares of the park.

A regional project

More than just a concert season, Musica Natura Relazioni is a cultural project shared between the municipalities of the Monte Baldo Local Nature Park. Musical walks, sunrise concerts with breakfast, and evening appointments invite visitors to discover lesser-known corners of southern Trentino, between the Val di Gresta, the Brentonico plateau, and the shores of Lake Garda in Trentino. A way to experience the Baldo summer by combining hiking, culture, and the enhancement of environmental heritage.

Useful information

Most events require recommended booking. Some events are free, others have a modest ticket price, with discounts for young people, park residents, and SAT members. The full program and booking methods are available on the festival's official website.