Opening hours

Till 15th September 2015 from Tuesday to Friday: 18.00 - 22.00
Saturday and Monday: 10.00 - 13.00 / 18.00 - 22.00

Entrance

Full price: 6 €
Reduced: 5 € age over 65 and groups of minimum 10 people
Extra reduced: 3 € age from 6 till 19, college/university students
Free: from age 0 till 6, one person accompanying each group, disabled and their carers

Opening hours:

From 18:00 to 22:00.
Closed on Mondays.

Opening hours:

From 18:00 to 22:00.
Closed on Mondays.

Opening hours:

From 18:00 to 22:00.
Closed on Mondays.

Opening hours:

From 18:00 to 22:00.
Closed on Mondays.

Opening hours:

From 18:00 to 22:00.
Closed on Mondays.

Music of the sea
Four bands that mix and assemble different Adriatic and Balkans traditions, all together to tell about a Sea that joins: Spartiti per Scutari Orkestra, formation which straddles Albania and Italy, between tradition and new compositions; Vrelo which mix Serbian musical tradition and minimalist modernity; Orchestrina Adriatica, made up of musicians from different countries of the area, combining sounds and slangs coming from different cultures that are intertwined in the Mediterranean ports; finally the sound of the Croatian tradition Cinkusi, with significant influences of neo folk, cabaret and punk.

Adriatic’s Kitchens
Three locations around Arco di Traiano, to taste flavors and aromas of the Adriatic coast. Starting in Italy through Balcans till Greece.
Caffè del Teatro / Stockfish: dishes from Marche, Puglia, Albania
Souvlaki Bar: Greek specialties
Cafè Darderi: Balkan patisserie
Festival Internazionale del Brodetto e delle Zuppe di Pesce: Adriatic seafood cuisine

With support of the European Union: Eu.t.er.pe. Project, funded under the Creative Europe project; European Commission D.G. Policy of Neighborhood and enlargement negotiations (NEAR); D.C.E. Adriatic Project; Adriatic Innovative Factory; Refresh! Lo spettacolo delle Marche per le nuove generazioni

Preamble: Claudio Zabaglia - Assessorato Ambiente – Regione Marche, Alberto Tibaldi – Assessorato Salute – Regione Marche, Associations participating in the project "La scuola adotta un canile"

Speakers: Andrea Spaterna – Health Director Ospedale Veterinario Universitario Didattico – UNICAM, Roberto Marchesini – Ethologist, philosopher and director of SIUA, Maria Chiara Catalani - Veterinarian, expert in behavior, Vice-Chairman of SISCA, Stefano Gavaudan - Veterinary manager Istituto Zooprofilattico Umbria-Marche, Simone Cecchini - Chief Constable Corpo Forestale dello Stato, Rocco Coretti - Coordinator Zoophilic Guards OIPA Ancona.

Preamble: Claudio Zabaglia - Assessorato Ambiente – Regione Marche, Marco Affronte – Marine biologist and Member of European Parliament, Gianni Corvatta – Technical Scientific Director Arpa Marche, Mauro Marini – Person in charge of CNR-ISMAR of Ancona, Francesco Regoli – Professor at Dipartimento di Scienze della Vita e dell’Ambiente UNIVPM, Carlo Cerrano – Professor at Dipartimento di Scienze della Vita e dell’Ambiente UNIVPM, Gaia Angelini - LAV representative.

A trip, at sunset, on board a sailboat along the Conero Riviera. A chance to hear directly from the “authors’ mouths”, a presentation of their works and pieces, as chosen by them. An opportunity to discover new places, flavours and words of the sea, to the sound of the waves of the Adriatic Sea.

The trip leaves from and returns to the tourist port of Marina Dorica. The trip costs € 30 per person, dinner onboard included, minimum bookings 5, maximum 21.
Booking is required at least a day in advance: +39 333 8030790 / +39 335 8368259 or info@foursailing.it.

Massimo Conti, writer and hiker who doesn’t like to follow the beaten track, has travelled across the coast of the Marches, from Gabicce to Porto d’Ascoli: a journey which comes with an unusual recount of events, drawn out across dry land all measured in his own footsteps. With his nonplussed and felt eye, Massimo Conti compromises neither on beauty nor on unsightliness.

> h 19.00

Graphic News: The today’s world told in comics.

Graphic News is the first digital information native portal made in comics, capable of exploiting the potential of Web to provide a very original experience of reading. The Editorial Staff will be present at the meeting to illustrate this innovative project.
Presented by Jacopo Frey

> h 20.00

Ethnic dinner based on Lebanese specialties.

Booking mobile: +39 339 4507203

> h 21.00

“How do you imagine Ancona?”

To entertain and to inform in view of OpenSpaceTecnology of 26th September dedicated to Piano Strategico - StrategicAncona

> h 22.00

Centilene, oil and candlelight - lullabies between the Mediterranean and Central Europe

“Non Canto per Cantare”, in collaboration with HxP

Antonella Vento and Alen Abdagić - voice | Daniele Streccioni - accordion | Giovanni Spinozzi - guitar | Paola Pancotti and Mauro Balducci - flutes and sax | Claudio Mercanti - viola | Glauco Guerra - bass

The “centilena” was the acetylene carbide lamp which replaced in the recent past, oil illumination and use of candlelight in the countryside. A program of songs related to the female universe that comes from social exclusion and contradictions of an intense and exclusive relationship such as mother-son. A nocturnal setting and short dance performances will improve the atmosphere.

Except – Exchange of Community-engaged Performing Arts Practices is a biennial European project that joins six different countries with the scope of exchanging experiences between European theatre companies that work in social theatre. The partners of the project come from different sectors (clownery, musicians, artisans, theatre companies), they all have experience in the social art sector and work in marginalised areas with a target to working with the disadvantaged: suburbs, war zones, ethnic minorities. The show’s theme is cultural diversity.

Ticket 5 € unreserved seating
Limited availability, booking recommended mobile: +39 346 5006102
Show times: 19.30 and 21.00 Monday 31st August and Tuesday 1st September

Marco Cesario, 40 years of age, graduated in Philosophy at the University of Naples and has a Master in Philosophy at the Paris-Sorbonne University in Paris. He is a professional journalist and his work is focused on the Mediterranean area. In 2006 he started working for the national agency ANSA, on the ANSAmed board, specialising in the Mediterranean and Middle Eastern arab-muslims. From Paris he has collaborated with the magazine ResetDoc, with Micromega, with the online newspaper Linkiesta and also with the magazine BabelMed. He also writes about the Mediterranean on Globalist and MedArabNews.

Except – Exchange of Community-engaged Performing Arts Practices is a biennial European project that joins six different countries with the scope of exchanging experiences between European theatre companies that work in social theatre. The partners of the project come from different sectors (clownery, musicians, artisans, theatre companies), they all have experience in the social art sector and work in marginalised areas with a target to working with the disadvantaged: suburbs, war zones, ethnic minorities. The show’s theme is cultural diversity.

Ticket 5 € unreserved seating
Limited availability, booking recommended mobile: +39 346 5006102
Show times: 19.30 and 21.00 Monday 31st August and Tuesday 1st September

Taranta Minor is a vibrant group of professional musicians from Salento who perform the multiple variations of the rich repertoire of this effervescent geographical area in Puglia. They enrich these variations with a completely new musical guise but are always characterised by the simplicity and the succinct style of the old masters.

The Solstizio Mediterraneo company presents a short journey across the popular climate of Puglia and the traditional dances of Salento. From the diversity of their background, comes a rather original fusion that recalls the past but in a new light.

Francesca Tilio is a photographer; she started writing after an accident that forced her to temporary immobility. Out of this was born an original collection of nine stories that deploy an extravagant and feminine ideal, sexy and perverse, accompanied by nine songs and nine photos taken over time. For the duration of the festival, you can also go to the Legatoria Librare bringing with you a photo (printed or digital), leave a phrase and the title of a piece of music linked to that photo. Francesca Tilio will collect them for her new book.

Lampedusa-Lampaduza, flat and stark, is Europe’s outpost. It is the first patch of land that the migrants consider as their promised land. This reportage, written in first person, somewhere between journalism and literature, begins with a journey that took place in September 2012 and from the encounters of numerous witnesses. The story tells of the faces and places, the voices of the inhabitants, the many, anonymous heroes, the military, the volunteers, the Mayor. A violent and tragic story that has caused and still causes immense suffering.

Davide Camarrone, RAI journalist and writer, was born in Palermo in 1966. “Lampaduza” is his fifth book.

A crime story: the murder of a judge engaged in the search for truth is the starting spark to the legal anomalous thriller, of which takes centre stage the panorama of the Mediterranean Puglia countryside. Trial and truth, justice and law are the themes that intertwine the story by Caringella until its very final pages.

Francesco Caringella, is ex court magistrate and member of the State Council. Non sono un assassino is his second novel.

Event sponsorised by Namirial s.p.a. Senigallia and by Seeport Hotel Ancona.

“The sinking was total. But it was absolutely simple [...] The sea is innocent.”
(Lampedusa beach - L. Prosa)

For the occasion, the Bar La Rotonda – Scalo Molo Nord will offer an aperitif: 3 different taste of Stockfish with drink - 12 €; platter of cold cuts and cheese or veg platter with drinks - 10 €.
For more info: Bar La Rotonda +39 349 1888119.

Except – Exchange of Community-engaged Performing Arts Practices is a biennial European project that joins six different countries with the scope of exchanging experiences between European theatre companies that work in social theatre. The partners of the project come from different sectors (clownery, musicians, artisans, theatre companies), they all have experience in the social art sector and work in marginalised areas with a target to working with the disadvantaged: suburbs, war zones, ethnic minorities. The show’s theme is cultural diversity.

Ticket 5 € unreserved seating
Limited availability, booking recommended mobile: +39 346 5006102
Show times: 19.30 and 21.00 Tuesday 1st September

A collection of reflections and interviews on different aspects of life and the recent story of the city of Ancona, told through the words of some of its protagonists. The book brings together a series of blog posts written by the author between 2012 and 2014 from the blog Segmenti (www.segmentiblog.wordpress.com).

Margherita Rinaldi is a professional journalist and has a Master in Institutional Communication. Between 2005 and 2010 she worked as press office at the county council of Ancona before passing on to the regions office in the Marches. The entire journey is accompanied by images of Corrado Maggi. Photographer-author of numerous works and exhibitions about the city - he captures Ancona from new points of view, often surprising, sometimes alienating.

Except – Exchange of Community-engaged Performing Arts Practices is a biennial European project that joins six different countries with the scope of exchanging experiences between European theatre companies that work in social theatre. The partners of the project come from different sectors (clownery, musicians, artisans, theatre companies), they all have experience in the social art sector and work in marginalised areas with a target to working with the disadvantaged: suburbs, war zones, ethnic minorities. The show’s theme is cultural diversity.

Ticket 5 € unreserved seating
Limited availability, booking recommended mobile: +39 346 5006102
Show times: 19.30 and 21.00 Tuesday 1st September

The España Circo Este present a real and original caravan circus-music in a unique and original sound from their own “branded” Tango-Punk. Their strength lies in their live performances: crazy, colourful and tense. A merger between the Balkan sounds, the gypsy punk, folk, reggae/dub and Latin music. The España Circus Este offer lively atmosphere and catapulted their audience into a world-like circus. The España Circo Este have treaded the boards on the most ambitious stages in Italy, they have played with some of the best Italian bands, such as Lo Stato Sociale, Modena City Ramblers, Punkreas, Nobraino and have taken part in the soundtrack to one of the most loved Italian web series of 2013, “Days”.

The night will go ahead with Caffè Del Teatro / Stockfish and music by Dj Alpha

Like the heat of the colour red and the coldness of the colour blue comes forth the perfect synchrony of the colour violet, this is how the bits and valves, pop melodies and progressive frasing, dreamy classics and lived stories mix together, to create the sound of the Electric Violet. The quartet, all from Ancona, talks about the human relationships, love and self-analysis in the time of the Web.

Programme

> 15.00   initial round of football tournament at the
  - Stadio Dorico
  - Impianto sportivo Caldaroni Aspio Vecchio di Ancona

> 18.30   end of the first day’s tournament

> 20.00   torchlight procession of the young members of the sporting club of Ancona and the participants of the tournament from the Fornetto of Ancona going towards the park on via Grotte di Posatora with a view of the sea

> 21.00   street style show of the group la Luna Dance Center dedicated to the participants of the tournament at the Parco Belvedere of Posatora

The first collective novel by the Carboneria Letteraria, group, a literary experiment that combines collective narration, science fiction and classic crime genre of the locked room mysteries. The novel is narrated by the fourteen characters, each of whom a different author gives voice, creating a snap-fit novel written by 34 hands and 17 brains of the 14 authors of which 5 are women, 8 men and one polymorphic.

“Eco de Femmes” is a choral documentary that recounts the experiences and life and work ambitions of six women who live and work in different rural areas between Morocco and Tunisia. Six women who have the common objective of creating a cooperative that can combine the ancient farming knowledge and female manufacturing with the development of new products on the market. “Eco de femmes” is planned and carried out in the same project’s field, promoted by GVC and financed by the European Union and the Farming Onlus (CEFA), le Réseau Tunisien del’Economie Sociale (RTES) and le Réseau Marocain de l’Economie Sociale et Solidaire (REMESS). The documentary was made thanks to the precious collaboration with Elenfant association of authors, filmmakers and independent producers.

Carlotta Piccinini, class of 1979, works across the board in the art video field making interactive installations and social documentaries.

With the patronage of Commissione per le Pari Opportunità tra uomo e donna della Regione Marche

For the occasion, the Bar La Rotonda – Scalo Molo Nord will offer an aperitif: 3 different taste of Stockfish with drink - 12 €; platter of cold cuts and cheese or veg platter with drinks - 10 €.
For more info: Bar La Rotonda +39 349 1888119.

“Give form to your creative ideas and engrave them on the metal you prefer”: during the workshop you will learn the techniques of cutting and the metallic components used, by taking thin sheets of brass to create an accessory that inspires the jewels of the Balkans. We can all create something with our own hands, even those who define themselves as “useless”.

Maximum 15 participants, minimum 8. Subscription costs € 10 per person.
Bookings via email: associazioneilcanapaio@yahoo.it.
Those taking part will be supplied with all the material and a pamphlet on the workshop.

Except – Exchange of Community-engaged Performing Arts Practices is a biennial European project that joins six different countries with the scope of exchanging experiences between European theatre companies that work in social theatre. The partners of the project come from different sectors (clownery, musicians, artisans, theatre companies), they all have experience in the social art sector and work in marginalised areas with a target to working with the disadvantaged: suburbs, war zones, ethnic minorities. The show’s theme is cultural diversity.

Ticket 5 € unreserved seating
Limited availability, booking recommended mobile: +39 346 5006102

A surface of clear and sparkling water is the one in which Ophelia, a pure and melancholic soul, sees her reflection. Her life will become scattered with abandonment and whilst her fragile poise collapses, her heart breaks, her mind wavers just as the water ripples and roughens. Each character has his own element: the solid Laertes with his feet firmly stuck to the ground, Ophelia liquid and fleeting, forever stuck in her own element; whilst amongst the clouds, the doubting Hamlet racks his brains full of air.

Except – Exchange of Community-engaged Performing Arts Practices is a biennial European project that joins six different countries with the scope of exchanging experiences between European theatre companies that work in social theatre. The partners of the project come from different sectors (clownery, musicians, artisans, theatre companies), they all have experience in the social art sector and work in marginalised areas with a target to working with the disadvantaged: suburbs, war zones, ethnic minorities. The show’s theme is cultural diversity.

Ticket 5 € unreserved seating
Limited availability, booking recommended mobile: +39 346 5006102

Sexy Shopping

Antonio Benedetto, Adam Selo | Italy | 2014 | 17’

Miah, an immigrant from Bangladesh, after living in Italy for many years, decides to film a video in which he secretly films the activity that goes on inside his small shop, his “Sexy Shopping”: this is an opportunity to talk about the crisis and annoyances of the new generations.

Destination De Dieu

Andrea Gadaleta Caldarola | Italy | 2014 | 21’

The majority of tomatoes produced in Italy come from the Capitanata, where each year more than 20,000 foreign workers are used. Here stands the Gran Ghetto, one of the biggest Italian slums, a shantytown exclusively inhabited by Africans.

Just About my Fingers - Storie di confine e impronte digitali

Paolo Martino | Italy | 2012 | 40’

Mussa Khan is a ‘muhajır’, a refugee in search of a safe place to live. His story is one of many of the afghans who, every year, travel thousands of kilometres in order to seek asylum in Europe.

Voice, guitar and double-bass meet and mix together in the music of a group that came from the music of the street, they go on to perform, after a very short time, at festivals and concerts of European importance. The Turkish Café, finalist on Musicultura 2015, define themselves as a subliminal electronic-acoustic band: they combine, experimenting, the beauty of the sound of acoustic instruments with the strength of their lyrics, the electronic sound, rhythm and harmonised vocals.

Realising he was not born with a silver spoon in his mouth, singer-songwriter Gianmarco Dottori decided that he will always play with a hat on his head. When he was 14 he discovered guitar, developing a natural inclination for music. In 2008 he participated at Sanremo Festival, in 2009 opened the live concert of Ligabue in Stadio Olimpico and won the Festival of Italian Author Song Prize in Isernia. In 2012, directed by Giampaolo Morelli, his first videclip come out: “Se Valerio Scanu vince Sanremo”. He took part in The Voice and in June of 2015 wins the 26th edition of Musicultura with the song “Dannata felicità”.
Now he come back to Ancona and its sea for Adriatico Mediterraneo, after the concert for the re-opening of the port.

Programme

> 9.00   guided tour of the city

> 11.00   meeting with the young people and the representatives of the institutions about AI Macroregion

> 15.30   final phase of the football tournament
  - Stadio Dorico

> 18.00   Awards Ceremony

The Human Horses

Rosario Simanella, Marco Landini | Italy | 2013 | 54’

Spring 2012, in the neglected Indian capital of Calcutta, a city of some 16 million souls, Ibrahim, Ram and Raju tread the streets, barefoot, across the dusty tarmac pulling along their cart.

Quello che resta

Antonio Martino | Bosnia, Italy | 2014 | 50’

Some twenty years after one of the most dramatic conflicts in the Balkans, the destruction of the Old Bridge of Mostar, seven men, each one more different from the last, carry out their life in the city, as we know it today, without ever meeting one another but each of them have in common a small piece of their past.

Italy and Algeria join and mix themselves in voice and sounds of Anissa Gouizi. Lyrics and melodies in various languages and sounds which goes from Italian to French and Arabic show her will to tell and to tell about herself with particular attention to the aspect of the journey and the migration, whether it is real or just a state of mind.

The night will go ahead with Caffè Del Teatro / Stockfish and music by Dj Alpha

Memories and lessons from the First World War told, at first hand, by Paolo Rumiz, who in his travels has crossed more times frontiers that, a century ago, have become frontlines between countries at war, putting himself in the shoes of those who in ‘15 were catapulted into the “senseless slaughter” that changed Europe and the world forever. What is left of those bloodbaths? What lessons have been learned and which, rather, have been forgotten, a century after Italy’s entrance in the Great War? These are the questions asked before setting off on a trip of discovering places, people and their stories.

Paolo Rumiz writer and journalist, was sent off by Trieste’s Il Piccolo and as editorial journalist for La Repubblica. He has travelled at great length across Europe, the Mediterranean and the East.

*The ticket also includes the show by Maurizio Casagrande

How can one narrate a tragedy of such dimensions? Music and poetry, in a criss-cross of sounds and words, give voice to what has been and is difficult to express. Thoughts, prayers, illusions, desires, emotions, fears, humanity and the horrors of the Great War: a unique and relentless evening that overwhelms humanity, told in verse and the written words of the poets who themselves lived directly through the great tragedy, with music ranging from the great classics to local folk song.

*Ticket also includes event with Paolo Rumiz

A very personal and original musical journey is conducted by two musicians of ecceptional talent: Maristella Patuzzi on violin, Floraleda Sacchi on the harp. The two present a tango of an intimate and unusual poetic character – in which malincony, hope and sensuality go harmoniously hand in hand. The compositions, by Astor Piazzola, are presented to us, in an original and creative arrangement by the two musicians, between tradition and innovation, classical and jazz, improvisation and world music.

Striplife

N. Grignani, V. Testagrossa, A. Zambelli, A. Mussolini, L. Scaffidi | Italy, Palestine | 2013 | 60’

Night time, an almost indescribable event is taking place: dozens of sheep have washed up on the shore of Gaza City’s main beach.

Sacred Stones

Laila Higazi, Muayad Alayan | Palestine | 2013 | 53’

The natural stone is the most requested Palestinian natural material. Inside the villages, refugee camps and the city, the conditions in which it is extracted cause great environmental, social and health problems, all whilst the voices of the Palestinian people remain unheard.

Giulio Giorello is world renowned epistemologist, tenured professor of the Philosophy of Science at the State University of Milan, author of dozens of essays. He has recently published the volumes on “Il tradimento: in politica, in amore e non solo” and “Lussuria, la passione della conoscenza”. Also of particular interest: “Con intelligenza e amore. Ricerca e carità”, with Carlo Maria Martini (2015), “La lezione di Martini. Quello che da ateo ho imparato da un cardinale” (2013).

What really happened the morning of the 3rd of May 2014 in Senigallia? Where did that mud come from and what did it covered and what did it took away? A book that tries to tell the story of that tragedy with narrative tools and to tackles the complex reality using the fictitious tale.

The collected works contain the stories by Andrea Bacianini, Leonardo Badioli, Enrico Carli, Catherine Cipolat, Pelagio D’Afro, Paolo Mirti, Mariangela Paradisi, Luca Rachetta e Andrea Valenti. The collection, along with photographs by Mirko Silvestrini, includes a contribution by Massimo Cirri and his proceeds are donated helping the victims of the flood in Senigallia.

To leave ones own country, ones own home, to have to leave for fear of being killed. To have to walk for days, weeks, months in the desert or in the snow, or to have to cross the rough sea in a boat in order to look for a safe place. This nightmare is the reality for more than 51 million people in the world, forced to make hundreds of steps toward survival: 16 million of these are refugees, more than 33 million displaced people and around 1.2 million are asylum seekers. Those who take charge of these: #milionidipassi by Medici Senza Frontiere.

Presented by Loris De Filippi President of MSF Italia, Stefano Galieni Coordinator of the Corriere delle Migrazioni, Giovanni Lattanzi President of the GUS, moderator Linda Cittadini journalist at ÉTV Marche.

Anima Equal is a project founded by Italian and Senegalese musicians in the Marche’s hinterland: a mixture of est africans and mediterranean rythms; a clean, powerful and engaging sound that creates a multicultural music-lab which unites ethno, blues, funky, reggae in a mix they called Afrosoul.

The night will go ahead with Caffè Del Teatro / Stockfish and music by Dj Alpha

Since the beginning of the Syrian Revolution, rebels in freed Aleppo continue their untiring work as reporters in the television network HalabNews.com. Through interviews and testimonies of media activists, confirmed by episodes experienced directly from the camera, the viewer is thrown into the daily reality alongside the young reporters.
A look at the human condition of the civil population, without images of journalistic impact on strategy and military operations.

The most eclectic voice of Italian music sings the Mediterranean together with one of the most important avant-garde groups on the international scene. “Concerto Versatile” reshapes, in a unique evening the edges of music, building bridges between genres and memories: classical and modern find a new balance in the voice of Antonella Ruggiero and in the finesse of the Maurizio Di Fulvio group in a repertoire reinvented especially for the Adriatico Mediterraneo Festival.
Jazz, classical and contemporary songs are added to a reinterpretation of the music related to the maritime tradition, with an eye to the Klezmer sounds.

The duo made up of Sergio Patria and Elena Ballario, marks in 2015, the 28 years of continued work.
Innovation and experience have brought the two to perform in the main concert halls in Italy and Europe. The group play their classical repertoire, inedited compositions and specially written recordings by Elena Ballario performed exclusively by the duo.

What is really happening in Egypt? Cairo still finds itself in the middle of a difficult exit post Mubarak, the objectives of the groups affiliated to the Islamic State and the theatre of a difficult debate between repression and a yearning for freedom.

Giuseppe Acconcia, journalist, writer and specialised researcher on the Middle East is the correspondent for the newspaper Il Manifesto. He is also the reporter for Egypt, Turkey, Syria, Kurdistan and other surrounding areas.

Franco Cardini, Florentine, historian of international fame and one of the most important Italian experts of history – and of the stories – of the Mediterranean. The sea acts as the scene of collisions but also of encounters between cultures and religions that, from the Medieval period onwards and after the discovery of lines that bring together the shores of the Mediterranean Basin, lines made up of commerce, relationships and shared ideals.
An evening to talk about the great battles and economic and cultural links that have, forever, crossed the waves of the sea.

A concert of great variety that brings together distant worlds in space and in time, performing once more with a modern sensitivity, the great heritage of the popular Puglia music.
The original pieces proposed by the Sossio Banda, recall the acoustics and traditional harmonies enriched by the contribution of musicians of different backgrounds: an innovative Mediterranean sound is sprung forth, capable of varying these overwhelming percussive and melodic rhythms with sounds of great intensity.

Terrapromessa

Mario Leombruno, Luca Romano | Italy | 2013 | 26’

Giugliano, Italy, behind an iron sheet fence, 400 Rom reside, in the middle of an area known as the symbol of the environmental disaster in Campania. Just three centimetres of tarmac and gravel separate the settlement from the land on which, over the years, both legal and illegal rubbish has accumulated.

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Stefano Liberti, Enrico Parenti | Italy | 2013 | 60’

The daily stories of the inhabitants of the “villaggio attrezzato” on Via di Salone, a camp in which Rome’s administratives have regrouped more than 1000 citizens of Rom ethnicity.

n ensemble that came together in the Mediterranean Basin and whose music has touched worldwide. Their sounds born from an interest in Africa and one that wants to speak to the world, the group has a mysterious formation. It’s not easy to say where C’mon Tigre comes from, the group changes shape, voices and sounds at every appearance, an open construction site that produces hynoptic acoustics, middleeastern dance.
By their own admission, C’mon Tiger make music based on repetitive riffs and minimal approach, with, however, maximalist and cosmopolitan attitude, between guitars, analog drum machines, accordions and brass section that, they promise, “fanno ballare i serpenti“.
It’s not jazz nor is it world music, it’s not space rock but: the roar of many souls – “C’mon Tigre is a collective of Souls” –, worldly, harmonized, unique.

A greatly experienced duo with a history of over 700 concerts on their backs, perform a classical repertoire of Vivaldi, Tartini, Paganini – confronting each other with the dynamism of the coast. From their interpretive research and devotion to philological studies, comes forth an impeccable structure of great audience participation, thanks to the dynamism and the sophisticated perfomance of the duo.

Capibara, project by Roman Luca Albino (one of the founders of the independent electronic collective - White Forest Records), one of the leading name of the Italian electronic scene.
Capibara is a sensitive soul, disguised as a nerd who finds refuge behind songs in which, beyond the mirror of electronic sound, garage futurisms, urban rhythms and African influences, the lines and pop horizons are hidden.

Davide Rondoni, from Forlì, is one of the major contemporary Italian poets, as well as author of essays, narrative texts and plays. He founded and directed the Contemporary Poetry Centre at the University of Bologna. He currently holds courses in poetry and literature at the universities of Bologna, Milan Cattolica, Genova, Rome and also abroad at Yale and at Colombia University. He participated in the most important poetry festivals in Italy and abroad.

Turkey has always been a bridge between cultures and now, more than ever, it finds itself in a precarious balance among numerous different worlds that shake within its insides: Europe and Asia, modern and tradition, secularism and religious integralism.

Marta Ottaviani, journalist from Milan, after having attended the Istituto di Formazione Giornalistica “Carlo De Martino”, has lived eight years in Turkey. She collaborated with, among others, La Stampa, Avvenire and East. She has written: Cose da Turchi and Mille e una Turchia, edited by Mursia.

Somewhere between music and theatre Donia Massoud rediscovers the traditions and folklores of Egypt. Born in Alexandria and soon emigrated to Cairo, Donia Massoud has travelled her country at length, at the scope of finding the most authentic roots in popular culture. With her group of musicians she has reached Europe, Asia and Africa, always bringing on stage the result of a unique and independent research on the very original musical sounds of Egypt.

During the event, a tasting of Festival Internazionale del Brodetto di Fano will be available.

The night will go ahead with Caffè Del Teatro / Stockfish and music by Dj Alpha

The most inspiring voice of contemporary Slovenian music. Six elements that bring together the research of the popular tradition with influences from rock, blues, funk and jazz music. Formed in 2001, the Katalena dug a groove through the major European festivals, thanks to their style made of the traditional mixed with electronic arrangements: out comes a unique mix of rock and post folk that transforms the stage into a show of dance and music that engages even the most disenchanted of ears.

Flute by Caterina D’amore and piano by Antonella De Vinco come together in a concert of exceptional quality and expression. The two musicians that come with awards and success at international level play together with a tendency towards the atmosphere and a classical nature.

Opa Cupa is the first Balkan experiment formed in Salento, it is the story of some unrepeatable testimonies, a story of immigration, a tale of travels and of departures.
The band’s artistic journey is characterized by the research into the Balkan melodies that cross each other the typical sounds of Southern Italy, they enrich each other with undertones of progressive jazz and embellished by their odd and irregular tempo, they create a perfect union between tradition and avant-garde.