On March 29, the clarinet, cello, and piano trio tackles a masterpiece from Brahms’s late period, when his friendship with a talented clarinetist awakened him from a compositional slumber and inspired him to write his last chamber music masterpieces. This is paired with a trio by a composer who, in some ways, suffered a similar fate in Italy: that of being labeled “conservative and reactionary” in music. In reality, as with Brahms, this argument makes no sense: not embracing the aesthetics of the avant-garde certainly does not mean being backward-looking, it means having other musical priorities and expressing modernity with other weapons. And Nino Rota’s weapons are of the highest caliber, including irony, which is also a great asset in music.
ENSEMBLE DEL TEATRO GRANDE
Anton Dressler clarinet
Paolo Bonomini cello
Andrea Rebaudengo piano
PROGRAM
Johannes Brahms, Trio op. 114 for clarinet, cello and piano
Nino Rota, Trio for clarinet, cello and piano
Tickets
| TICKETS | FULL | UNDER30 | OVER65 |
| SINGLE SEAT | € 18,00 | € 10,00 | € 14,00 |
*reserved for under30 and over65
Student ticket 50% of full price**
**reserved for students of Primary Schools, Secondary Schools of first and second grade, Universities and Institutes, Conservatories. The Student Ticket can be purchased only at the Ticket Office, upon presentation of the International Student Card, or the university booklet or other document on headed paper proving the enrollment for the current year.
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How to purchase tickets
On sale ONLINE and at the Teatro Grande ticket office starting from the 12th December 2025.
The ticket office of the Teatro Grande is open from Tuesday to Friday from 1PM to 7PM; on Saturdays from 10PM to 1PM and from 3.30PM to 7PM. For information biglietteria@teatrogrande.it.