In July, August, and September 2025, the Museo Egizio presents six very special concerts, scheduled on Sundays at 11:00 AM, curated by the Orchestra Filarmonica di Torino, the Giuseppe Verdi State Conservatory of Music in Turin, and Fondazione Merz.

Visitors will be able to attend the concerts and visit the Galleria delle Sekhmet in the Galleria dei Re free of charge.

Free admission with mandatory reservation on the Online Ticket Office website. Entrance from Via Eleonora Duse.

Full Programme

JULY 2025

Sunday, 20 July – 11:00 AM
Curated by the Orchestra Filarmonica di Torino
Selene Framarin – clarinet and bass clarinet
Lorenzo Barbera – percussion

Metamorfosi
From ritual improvisation to the baroque Follia, which transforms into klezmer and jazz dance; from Brahms’ rarefied lark song to the vibrant rhythms of the present, performed using the body and everyday objects.
Clarinets and percussion traverse eras and forms, from silence to pulse, from the sacred to play. A sonic journey that not only narrates but transforms.

Music by Corelli, Brahms, Koshinski, Heilborn, Barbera, Framarin.

Sunday, 27 July – 11:00 AM
Curated by the Orchestra Filarmonica di Torino

Quartetto Momûs
Fiammetta Piovano – flute
Simone De Matteis – violin
Carola Longo – viola
Jacopo Sommariva – cello

Riflessi
Between thrilling dances and gentle moments, original compositions and transcriptions of famous works, this concert interweaves baroque elegance, romantic intensity, Mozartian wit, and a surprising incursion into ragtime.
A sparkling sonic mosaic that moves through the centuries with both lightness and depth.

Music by Bach, Mozart, Fauré, Joplin.

AUGUST 2025

Sunday, 10 August – 11:00 AM
Curated by the Giuseppe Verdi State Conservatory of Music in Turin

Tancredi Sferrazza – tenor saxophone
Nicola Testa – guitar
Lorenzo Demarchi – drums
Gianluca Gallucci – double bass

Sound
A journey into the heart of American hard bop jazz through the distinctive sound of Hank Mobley, exploring the musical world of one of the most influential saxophonists in jazz history.
From original compositions to the masterpieces that defined the sound of the legendary Blue Note Records: thirty years of music that marked the evolution of American jazz.
An authentic musical experience that celebrates Hank Mobley’s artistic legacy, with unforgettable melodies and the unmistakable energy of golden-age hard bop.

Sunday, 24 August – 11:00 AM
Curated by the Giuseppe Verdi State Conservatory of Music in Turin

Lara Gaudenzi – flute
Leonardo Zaccarelli – harp

Crossover
Flute and harp: a dialogue of sounds between tradition and modernity. A programme that spans eras and styles, from the elegance of the French Belle Époque with works by Gabriel Fauré and Camille Saint-Saëns to the passionate tango of Astor Piazzolla, and the contemporary tones of Yiruma and Conant.
The refined combination of flute and harp gives life to a kaleidoscope of emotions: from the nostalgia of Pavane to the sensuality of Oblivion, from the lyricism of Siciliana to the virtuosity of Baroque Flamenco.
A musical journey that connects European classical tradition with the evocative power of Argentine tango and modern music.
An intimate and engaging sound experience where each piece tells a different story through the perfect dialogue between two poetically expressive instruments.

SEPTEMBER 2025

Sunday, 14 September – 11:00 AM
Curated by Fondazione Merz

Stefania Saglietti – harp
Federico Longhi – baritone

Verso il Novecento
A programme exploring French and Italian music, with masterpieces by Reynaldo Hahn, Charles Gounod, and Gabriel Fauré.
The intimate and magical character of these chamber romances is enhanced by harp accompaniment, a practice already common at the time of their composition.
The concert continues with works by Francesco Paolo Tosti, vocal teacher to Queen Margherita of Savoy, in which a distinctly Italian lyricism emerges, balancing sentimentality and popular tradition.

Music by Viotti, Tosti, Gounod, Debussy, Hahn, Fauré.

Sunday, 28 September – 11:00 AM
Curated by Fondazione Merz

Maria Elena Bovio – harp, electronics

Intervallo di stravaganze
A musical path that blends references to baroque and contemporary music, from Couperin and Handel to Cage and Chailly.
The harp, in all its classical richness of timbre, is paired with electronic sounds to create a captivating and unusual soundscape.

Music by Limenio, Couperin, Händel, Fauré, Cage, Cangemi, Spagnolo, Cangemi, Zanettovich, Merz.

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