Umbria Classic Festival
Great international classical music between Terni and Narni
About Umbria Classic Festival
Classical Music in the Heart of Umbria
The Umbria Classic Festival is the classical music event that enlivens Terni and Narni, in Umbria, during the spring. Promoted by the Mozart Italia Association – Terni in collaboration with the Municipalities of Terni and Narni, the Office for Ecclesiastical Cultural Heritage of the Diocese, and with the main support of the CARIT Foundation, the festival was founded with the aim of presenting "the best of classical music" through the presence of internationally famous artists.
Concerts in Historic Settings
The program features a series of concerts held in highly valuable churches, palaces, and cloisters: from the Salone Bazzani of PalaSì to Palazzo Primavera in Terni, from the Chiostrina of the Municipal Library to the Palazzo Vescovile in Narni. This choice also makes the festival an itinerary to discover the artistic heritage of the Province of Terni.
International Artists
Under the artistic direction of Anaïs Lee, president of Mozart Italia – Terni, the program alternates chamber music, vocal repertoire, and soloists, with ensembles that have won international competitions. The festival also offers summer masterclasses in Narni, confirming a mission that combines high-level dissemination and musical training.
Accessible Culture
One of the distinctive features of the Umbria Classic Festival is free admission to all concerts, made possible by the support of the CARIT Foundation and regional and municipal sponsorships: a way to make great classical music a shared asset accessible to the entire community.
Umbria Classic Festival — edition 2026
The 4th edition of the Umbria Classic Festival was held from April 11 to 27, 2026, between Terni and Narni, with five free concerts made possible by the support of the CARIT Foundation and municipal and regional sponsorships. Artistic direction was curated by Anaïs Lee, president of the Mozart Italia Association – Terni.
Among the artists were the Liszt Trio (violin, cello, and piano), winner of an international chamber music competition, mezzo-soprano Silvia Pasini with David Delli Santi on piano, guitarist Nino D'Amico, the Werther Quartet, and opera singers Sofia Pavone, Gurgen Baveyan, and pianist Michelangelo Carbonara. The concerts were held in prestigious settings including the Palazzo Vescovile in Narni, the Chiostrina of the Municipal Library in Terni, the Salone Bazzani of PalaSì, and Palazzo Primavera.
Programme Umbria Classic Festival 2026
Concert Schedule
- April 11 — "Power and Lightness of Love" at the Palazzo Vescovile, Narni
- April 13, 6:30 PM — "With the Heart Hidden in the Notes" at the Chiostrina of the Municipal Library, Terni
- April 18, 6:00 PM — "Sudden Passion" at the Salone Bazzani of PalaSì, Terni (Liszt Trio)
- April 26, 5:30 PM — "Enchanting Energy" at Palazzo Primavera, Terni (Werther Quartet)
- April 27, 9:00 PM — "On the Wings of Song" at Palazzo Primavera, Terni
Performers: Liszt Trio, Silvia Pasini (mezzo-soprano) with David Delli Santi, Nino D'Amico (guitar), Werther Quartet, Sofia Pavone, Gurgen Baveyan, Michelangelo Carbonara.
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Practical information — Umbria Classic Festival
How to Get There
Terni and Narni are reachable by train (Rome–Ancona line) and by car via the E45 and the Terni–Orte expressway. Concerts are held in venues in the historic centers of both cities.
Tickets
Free admission to all concerts thanks to the support of the CARIT Foundation. For information: +39 333 6199827.
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Where does it take place — Umbria Classic Festival
Sedi storiche di Terni e Narni (PalaSì, Palazzo Primavera, BCT, Palazzo Vescovile)