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Accademia Musicale Chigiana
The Accademia Musicale Chigiana is a music institution founded on 22 November 1932 in Siena, Italy, by the patron Count Guido Chigi Saracini. Established to provide advanced training for classical musicians and singers, the academy runs masterclasses in disciplines including piano, violin, cello, singing, composition and orchestral conducting, drawing faculty and students from across Italy and abroad.
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Italy
- Sep 1 – Sep 1SienaTeatro dei RozziView details
- Sep 1 – Sep 1SienaSala Verdi Palazzo Chigi SaraciniView details
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Italy
- Aug 30 – Aug 31SienaTeatro dei RozziView details
- Aug 28 – Aug 28SienaTeatro dei RinnovatiView details
- Aug 21 – Aug 21SienaSalone Chigi SaraciniView details
- Aug 20 – Aug 20SienaSalone Chigi SaraciniView details
- Aug 1 – Aug 1SienaSalone Chigi SaraciniView details
- Aug 1 – Aug 1SienaChiesa di S. AgostinoView details
- Jul 31 – Aug 1SienaSalone Chigi SaraciniView details
About Accademia Musicale Chigiana
Beyond teaching, the academy presents its own concert programming, including the Estate Musicale Chigiana summer series and the Settimane Musicali Senesi festival launched in 1939, which showcases both rediscovered Italian works and contemporary compositions. Ensembles formed within its courses, such as the Quintetto Chigiano and Quartetto Italiano, went on to independent international performing careers, and the academy has awarded its International Prize to young musicians since 1982.