Un inno alla libertà sulle note di un’opera contemporanea. Powder her face celebra l’emancipazione e l’indipendenza mettendo in scena la turbolenta storia della Duchessa di Argyll. Vieni a sentire il capolavoro di Thomas Adès al Piccolo Regio, domani alle 20:00. Scorri a sinistra per passare alla musica e vedere un fantastico Tom Cilluffo in scena! _ #LOperaAttraversaLaCittà #Passaggi #EmozioniCheAttraversano #Opera #Torino #TeatroRegioTorino #Theatre | Teatro Regio Torino

Thomas Adès, one of the leading British composers of his generation, wrote Lieux retrouvés (“Places Rediscovered”) for cello and piano in 2009 for Steven Isserlis. Drawing on a wide range of influences, the piece's four movements evoke a series of landscapes—from still waters and mountain paths to a field at nighttime—before culminating in the finale, seen here in this clip. Isserlis described the finale, subtitled Cancan macabre, as “all brilliant lights, flirtatious naughtiness and grotesque o

‘I really wanted to hear the music on its own, independent of voices or words or drama’. Composer Thomas Adès talks about how his new Powder Her Face Suite (reworking music from his 1995 opera) came into being. Hear it next Wednesday 11 April at Southbank Centre! 🎟️ https://lpo.uk/2uRG1vY | London Philharmonic Orchestra