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IV International Organ Festival / Music at the Pantheon

IV International Organ Festival

The IV° edition of the International Organ Festival will begin on 6 September and end on 11 October, every Friday at 5.30 pm, at the Basilica of Santa Maria ad Martyres – Pantheon in Rome, which will again this year see musicians from different parts of the world.

2024 Program

  • Venerdì 6 settembre 2024 ore 17,30: Concerto d’organo del M° Peter Van De Welde e del Mezzosoprano Anastasiia Staroselska (Belgio).
  • Venerdì 13 settembre 2024 ore 17,30: Concerto d’organo del M° Frederik Magle (Danimarca).
  • Venerdì 20 settembre 2024 ore 17,30: Concerto d’organo del M° Michael Szostak (Polonia).
  • Venerdì 27 settembre 2024 ore 17,30: Concerto d’organo del M° Markus Kaufmann (Germania).
  • Venerdì 4 ottobre 2024 ore 17,30: Concerto d’organo del M° Olivier Schmidt con la Sassofonista Cornelia Schunemann (Germania).
  • Venerdì 11 ottobre 2024 ore 17,30: Concerto d’organo della M° Cristina Struta (Romania).

Admission will be free.

‘Pantheon Roma, a soundtrack experience’: the images of the concert

On Saturday 8 June, at 9pm, the concert was held at the Pantheon Pantheon Rome, a soundtrack experience. From tourist to pilgrim, towards the Jubilee,which waspromoted by the Chapter of the Canons of Santa Maria ad Martyres and by the Archpriest Rector , Monsignor Daniele Micheletti in collaboration with D’Uva.

big free event as part of the welcoming project “From tourist to pilgrim” which D’Uva manages for the Chapter and which represents a ‘precursor’ moment of the activities for the Jubilee which will take place starting next autumn and then throughout 2025.

The event resumed the story of the audio guide  produced for  the Pantheon in Rome, which, since last October, offers the surprising experience of a theatrical narrative journey accompanied by a special soundtrack by the musician Antonio Fresa, produced by D’Uva b> with Record Sticker, aimed at bringing the tourist who enters the Pantheon closer to his pilgrim dimension.

It was a unique and evocative event, which attracted many people and which was made even more extraordinary by the performance of theTheater Orchestra La Fenicewho performed the music composed l’ audiotour, with maestro Antonio Fresa on the piano.

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Pantheon Roma, a soundtrack experience. Da turista a pellegrino, verso il Giubileo

CONCERT AT THE PANTHEON IN ROME, 8 June 2024

Soundtrack experience: concert at the Pantheon in Rome – 8 June

D’Uva and the Chapter of the Basilica of Santa Maria ad Martyres presents: 
From tourist to pilgrim, towards the Jubilee
Concert “Pantheon Rome, a soundtrack experience’
with the La Fenice Theater Orchestra conducted by Antonio Fresa
Saturday 8 June 2024 
TAKE PART IN THE CONCERT

 

The Chapter of the Canons of Santa Maria ad Martyres and D’Uva present a new concert. The La Fenice Theater Orchestra conducted by Antonio Fresa on a musical journey through the original compositions composed for the audio guide of the Pantheon. With the participation of Amalia Gré, Luca Gemma and the Chorus of the Distinguished Cappella Musicale di Santa Maria ad Martyres.

 

From tourist to pilgrim, towards the Jubilee is the title of the concert which will be held on Saturday 8 June, at 9pm, at the famous monument of the capital, promoted by Chapter of the Canons of Santa Maria ad Martyres and by the Rector Archpriest, Monsignor Daniele Micheletti in collaboration with D’Uva, a company operating in the sector of cultural heritage interpretation and management of museum and hospitality services. A great free event as part of the “From tourist to pilgrim” welcome project that D’Uva manages for the Chapter and which represents a ‘precursor’ moment of the activities for the Jubilee which will take place starting next autumn and then throughout 2025.

The event resumes the story of the audio guide produced by D’Uva for the Basilica of Santa Maria ad Martyres, the Pantheon of Rome, which, since last October, offers the surprising experience of a theatrical narrative journey accompanied by a special soundtrack by the musician Antonio Fresa, produced by D’Uva with Adesiva Discografica, aimed at bringing the tourist who enters the Pantheon closer to its dimension of pilgrim.

An event made even more extraordinary by the performance of the Orchestra del Teatro La Fenice which will perform the music composed for the audio tour, with Antonio Fresa on the piano and conducting the orchestra. p>

The first vinyl A soundtrack experience
The show will be an opportunity to present another great novelty: Pantheon Roma, a soundtrack experience is also the new vinyl produced by D’Uva and Adesiva Discographica, Paolo Iafelice’s label; the new vinyl, consisting of 15 tracks, will be available online, by purchasing any visit experience on this site (and which you can also find at the bottom of this page) and adding it to the cart before payment, or at the Pantheon reception desk, at the shop of the Basilica of San Lorenzo in Lucina.

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III International Organ Festival / Music at the Pantheon

III International Organ Festival

The 3rd edition of the International Organ Festival will begin on Friday 8 September and end on 6 October, every Friday at 5.30 pm, at the Basilica of Santa Maria ad Martyres – Pantheon in Rome, which will again this year see musicians from different parts of the world.

2023 Program

  • Friday 8 September 2023 at 5.30 pm Dariia Lytvishko, Lutsk – Ukraine
  • Friday 15 September 2023 at 5.30 pm Stefano Faggioni and Fabio Faggioni on saxophone, Morges – Switzerland
  • Friday 22 September 2023 at 5.30 pm Craig Williams, West Point Academy – New York – U.S.A.
  • Friday 29 September 2023 at 5.30 pm Marco D’Avola, of the cathedral of Ragusa – Italy
  • Friday 6 October 2023 at 5.30 pm Vladimie Kopec, of the cathedral of Nitra – Slovakia.

Admission will be free.

From July 3, the visit to the Pantheon will be paid for

FROM 3 JULY, THE PANTHEON IN ROME WILL BE PAID FOR.
From July 3, a paid ticket will be required to visit the Pantheon in Rome.
According to the provisions of the agreement signed between the Ministry of Culture and the Chapter of the Basilica of Santa Maria ad Martyres-Pantheon, the entrance ticket to the Pantheon complex will have an amount not exceeding 5 euros and will only be permitted outside the hours reserved for liturgical functions and pastoral activities, so that the exercise of worship inside the basilica is safeguarded. Free admission is also provided for residents of the capital.
The entrance ticket can be purchased online  on the web-platform of the Ministry of Culture or directly at the entrance of the monument, using cash or electronic payment.
 

COVID-19 EMERGENCY: Celebrations and public access to the Pantheon are temporarily suspended

In accordance with the provisions contained in the Council of Ministers’ Presidential Decree of 3 November 2020 regarding the containment of Covid-19, the Basilica of Santa Maria ad Martyres in Rome communicates the suspension of all celebrations and of the access to the Historical Complex to tourists as of 5 November 2020. 
The resumption of the celebrations and regular access to the monument for tourists will be communicated on this site and on our social channels ( Facebook e Twitter)
For any further request, you can send an email to [email protected]
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Pentecost at the Pantheon: liturgy behind closed doors in live streaming

Liturgy of Pentecost: Sunday 31 May in live streaming from 10am here and an our facebook page

Due to Covid 19 the traditional fall of red rose petals on the occasion of Pentecost will not take place. To allow the participation of the faithful, the liturgical function will be celebrated for the first time behind closed doors and broadcast live on our facebook page and here, on the official website of the Basilica of Santa Maria ad Martyres. 
 
The liturgy will be celebrated by Mons. Daniele Micheletti and will take place on May 31, 2020 at 10:00 am live from the Pantheon in Rome.

We share with you his words of good wishes and hope:
Dear friends of the Pantheon,
 
We are still in a Pandemic therefore we have some restrictions. The Pantheon will reopen only in the coming weeks. We will celebrate the most significant feast of the Basilica behind closed doors. We must not only give up meeting in person, but also the emotion that is always renewed upon the fall of the red rose petals that remind us of the Pentecost, When in an admirable way the Holy Spirit, a gift of the Risen One, descended on the Apostles and reunited with the Madonna in prayer. That day the Church was born. I do not speak so much of the historical institution, but rather that of the people and his believers who are the living body of the Risen Lord. This year was truly the deepest of these experiences. Closed in our homes, we prayed, discovered, perhaps with wonder, that we are truly children of God and have the dignity and courage to call him Father. Priests, Kings and Prophets: this is how Baptism makes us. And as true priests we have invoked the Lord in our families. We continue to do it today, united by the most modern technology. Let us pray together to grant the world all its grace, health, work and peace.
 
Happy Pentecost to all.. 

Mons. Daniele Micheletti, Archpriest of the Pantheon
      
For more information, you can consult the official Facebook event of the liturgy.

 

 

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Measures against the Coronavirus infection

Following the provisions of the Italian government to face the second phase of the coronavirus pandemic, all celebrations and meetings are suspended until May 31, 2020 inclusive.
To avoid any danger due to the excessive presence of the faithful, the traditional fall of red rose petals on the occasion of Pentecost was canceled on 31 May 2020.
The celebrations will resume regularly according to the schedule on Saturday 6 and Sunday 7 June 2020 with the feast of the Holy Trinity.
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