Sinfonie di Natale

Sinfonie di Natale 2025

In the winter of 2025, the festival animated the Advent and holiday season in the Piana Rotaliana Königsberg, with Mezzolombardo among the participating locations. The Note di Natale strand featured concerts by local bands and musical associations in the churches, theaters, and civic halls of the towns.

The refined heart of the edition was the third edition of Suoni Antichi Riscoperti, the early music series created by Simone Vebber with artistic direction by Elena Di Marino. Inaugurated on December 28, 2025, at the Church of Sant'Agata in Faedo with the concert "Ghirlanda spirituale di arie, canzonette e brani devozionali" (Elena Di Marino, soprano; Marina Bonetti, harp), the festival offered ten events across the Piana Rotaliana and Val di Cembra, featuring Baroque and sacred repertoire performed on historic organs and period instruments, often followed by tastings of local wines and typical products.

Venues included Faedo, Verla di Giovo, San Michele all'Adige, Palù di Giovo, Nave San Rocco, Lavis, Salorno, Mezzocorona, and Mezzolombardo. All concerts were free to attend.

Note di Natale

Concerts by local bands and musical associations in the churches, theaters, and civic halls of the Piana Rotaliana, including the Franciscan Friars' Church, the Teatro San Pietro, and the Sala Civica of Mezzolombardo, featuring a repertoire tied to local Christmas traditions.

Suoni Antichi Riscoperti (3rd edition) — early and organ music

Created by Simone Vebber, artistic direction by Elena Di Marino. Ten events across the Piana Rotaliana and Val di Cembra:

• December 28, 2025 — Faedo, Church of Sant'Agata: "Ghirlanda spirituale di arie, canzonette e brani devozionali" (Elena Di Marino, soprano; Marina Bonetti, harp)
• January 5, 2026 — Verla di Giovo
• January 31 and March 7, 2026 — San Michele all'Adige
• February 14, 2026 — Palù di Giovo
• February 28, 2026 — Nave San Rocco
• March 21, 2026 — Lavis
• April 16, 2026 — Salorno
• May 2, 2026 — Mezzocorona
• May 16, 2026 — Mezzolombardo

Baroque and sacred repertoire performed on historic organs and period instruments (Baroque trumpet, cello, fortepiano, trombone, harpsichord), with tastings of local products following many of the concerts.