Three harpsichords on the same stage, a prestigious orchestra, and the immortal music of Johann Sebastian Bach: a truly special event, capable of transforming Sunday morning into a musical experience of great charm and spectacle.
On Sunday, November 15, at 11 a.m., at the Auditorium Pollini in Padua, I Solisti Veneti, directed by Maestro Giuliano Carella, will present a concert entirely dedicated to Bach, featuring Roberto Loreggian, Costanza Leuzzi, and Lisa Moroko on the harpsichords.
The highlight will be the Concerto in D minor BWV 1063, in which the three instruments converse, chase each other, and intertwine in a musical game of extraordinary richness.
Seeing and listening to three harpsichords sharing the stage with the orchestra is a truly rare opportunity, adding to the beauty of Bach’s writing a scenic and sound dimension of particular suggestion.
Making the event even more prestigious is the presence of Roberto Loreggian, a true master of the harpsichord, an internationally renowned performer, a mainstay of important collaborations and an intense discographic activity for prestigious labels.
On the occasion of the concert, he will receive the Premio Opsicella 2026 from the City of Monselice, an award celebrating his artistic and cultural value.
Info and reservations: https://solistiveneti.it/