Ambrosiana
NOVEMBER 25 CRYOPT OF SAN SEPOLCRO CLOSED
25/11/2025-25/11/2025
On the evening of December 19, come to Ambrosiana for a special evening!
From 18.45 you can access the gallery for a free evening visit to the Renaissance masterpieces in the collections.
At 19.30, take your seat in the Sala Federiciana, surrounded by drawings from the Codex Atlanticus, for a harp and flute concert, with some classics from the Christmas repertoire.
We are waiting for you!
Carols tradizionali inglesi
The first Noel
The praise of Christmas
Christmas Eve
God rest merry Gentleman
Da “Lo schiaccianoci” di Tchaikovsky
Chinese dance
Dance of the Mirlintons
Waltzes
The blue Danube
Voices of Spring, by Strauss
Waves of the Danube, by Ivanovici
Waltz from Jazz suite n 2, by Shostakovic
Christmas songs
It’s beginning to look like Christmas
White Christmas
Silent night
Carol of the bells
Santa baby
Let it snow
Jingle bells rock
Anna Grazia Anzelmo graduated in transverse flute at the “G.Verdi” Conservatory of music in Milan in the class of maestro Carlo Tabarelli. She subsequently perfected herself with internationally renowned masters such as Curt Ronald Schroeter, Maxence Larrieu and Jean Claude Gerard. She was the winner of numerous national and international competitions. She has collaborated with several Italian orchestras including “Milano Classica” and “Pomeriggi Musicali”.
Elena Spotti graduated in modern harp at the G. Rossini Conservatory of Pesaro and in baroque harp at the Conservatiorio F.E. dall’Abaco. Since 1996 she has been principal harp of the orchestra of the Teatro Coccia in Novara. She has collaborated with the contemporary music ensembles Nuove Sincronie and Sentieri Selvaggi and with various baroque music ensembles including La Venexiana, the Kammerorchester Basel and the Bach Collegium Japan. Since 2005 she has played in the Irish music group Birkin Tree. She collaborates with various chamber ensembles both with modern harp and with eighteenth-century and baroque harp.
Price: € 25.00 per person
On December 2 come to the Pinacoteca for an individual evening visit and a brass concert in the Sala Federiciana!
