On Friday 23 November at 9:00 am at the Auditorium dei Voltoni del Guazzatoio, to conclude the celebrations for the 400th anniversary of the Teatro Farnese in Parma, the Complesso della Pilotta is organizing a day of studies that offers a moment of comparison between specialists from different scientific fields, to take stock of the situation of studies and open new lines of research.
Schedule
9.00 am Morning session
Opening and greetings: Simone Verde, Director of the Pilotta Monumental Complex
Chair: Carlo Mambriani
Bruno Adorni ∙ University of Parma, DIA, Architecture and city in the Farnese Theatre
Luigi Allegri ∙ University of Parma, DUSIC, The Farnese Theatre, classical heritage and future prospects
Marco Capra ∙ University of Parma, DUSIC, Music on stage in the Farnese “Gran Teatro”
Angelo Farina ∙ University of Parma, DIA, The acoustics of the Farnese Theatre from Monteverdi to today
Elisabetta Fadda ∙ University of Parma, DUSIC, Sculpture at the Farnese Theatre: wood carving and stucco
Maria Ludovica Piazzi ∙ Venice, Giorgio Cini Foundation, Painting in the Theatre and the Bolognese school of quadratura
3.00 pm Afternoon session
Chair: Bruno Adorni
Roberta Cristofori ∙ Institute for the Artistic, Cultural and Natural Heritage of the Emilia Romagna Region, Signs of Celebration. The Iconographic Relevance of an Unfaithful Memory
Carlo Mambriani ∙ University of Parma, DIA, In the Mirror of the Grand Tour: The Fortune of the Farnese Theater in the Drawings of the Travel Journals
Alessandro Malinverni ∙ Piacenza, Fondazione Istituto Gazzola, Sovereigns in the limelight, from the Farnese to Gustav III
Andrea Zerbi ∙ University of Parma, DIA, Towards a 3D Model of the Farnese Theater
Eva Coïsson, Federica Ottoni ∙ University of Parma , DIA, Structural Aspects between Use and Safety Requirements. Conservation vs. Valorization
Giulia Cocconi ∙ University of Parma, DUSIC, « Work is underway in the Theater»: Between Correspondence and Payments, Documents for the Farnese Theater Factory
6.00 pm Final discussion
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Admission is free and open to all until all available seats are filled.