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The village of the 44 musicians

A tale by Lucia Margherita Marino

ESTEMPORANEA Ensemble
Massimo Bairo, Tina Vercellino | violins
Tamara Bairo | viola
Eduardo dell’Oglio | cello
Pamela Massa | double bass

Perhaps not everyone knows that the largest musical district in Italy is located in Turin: as many as 44 streets and squares named after great Italian musicians, composers, and conductors, giving rise to a very special toponymic context.

In an engaging musical roulette, we will discover the most beautiful pages of Verdi, Rossini, Puccini, Mascagni, Ponchielli, Vivaldi, Boccherini,...

They say about us

Thank you from the bottom of my heart for everything you do and are. I find that ESTEMPORANEA is a nest of creativity: I am very happy and honored to be a part of it.

Riccardo Conti

Extraordinary and reliable!

Luca Costantino

Being educators today, good educators, is something heroic.
Educating to understand and recreate, educating to discern and attempt, educating to dare but above all to listen and know how to be together with others, is something that ESTEMPORANEA does and does in a precious way because all of this comes from pure Love and the enthusiasm that children know very well because they have not yet had time to unlearn it.
For this reason, children love to be part of ESTEMPORANEA, because they feel wanted, chosen, guided, accompanied.
Music becomes for everyone the concrete vehicle towards a childhood of healthy joy and equally healthy prospects for their future.
Being inside ESTEMPORANEA is a privilege that makes us want to become children again.

Ivanna Speranza

Having friends is not easy, thinking about working together is a dream… making it happen was IMPROVISED. Thank you for everything, you are amazing!

Elisa Parodi and Alberto Barletta