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Centro d’Arte Tickets
Events
5 Upcoming Events
Italy
5 Events- PaduaTeatro TorresinoCentrodarte23 - Pak Yan Darin Gray e Agnese Amico
Venue
Teatro Torresino
- 3/26/23Sunday 09:00 PMPaduaTeatro TorresinoCentrodarte23 - Ben Lamar Gay Ensemble
Venue
Teatro Torresino
- 4/22/23Saturday 09:00 PMPaduaSala dei Giganti al Liviano - Padova (PD)Centrodarte23 - Eiko Ishibashi & Jim O'Rourke
Venue
Sala dei Giganti al Liviano - Padova (PD)
- 5/21/23Sunday 09:00 PMPaduaSala dei Giganti al Liviano - Padova (PD)Centrodarte23 - Aleksander Kolkowski 'Wireless'
Venue
Sala dei Giganti al Liviano - Padova (PD)
- 6/8/23Thursday 09:00 PMPaduaTeatro TorresinoCentrodarte23 - Ghosted
Venue
Teatro Torresino
About
For seventy years the exhibitions of Centro d’Arte offer opportunities for intense, stimulating, adventurous listening.
University of Padua's Centro d’Arte has existed since 1945. It was born as an association of students supported by the university and was the first of its kind in Italy.
Since then Centro d’Arte has organized concerts, regular seasons of chamber music that, unusually for the times, included jazz and the most current music: in the fifties and sixties play in Padua Lennie Tristano, the Modern Jazz Quartet, Chet Baker, Thelonious Monk next to David Tudor and Karlheinz Stockhausen. Starting from the seventies Centro d’Arte inaugurates the first seasonal jazz festival in Italy and a series of contemporary music unique in its kind, which shuffled the genres and proposed the music of the moment: Terry Riley, Dieter Schnebel, George Lewis, Morton Feldman, Frederic Rzewski, David Behrman, John Zorn.
University of Padua's Centro d’Arte has existed since 1945. It was born as an association of students supported by the university and was the first of its kind in Italy.
Since then Centro d’Arte has organized concerts, regular seasons of chamber music that, unusually for the times, included jazz and the most current music: in the fifties and sixties play in Padua Lennie Tristano, the Modern Jazz Quartet, Chet Baker, Thelonious Monk next to David Tudor and Karlheinz Stockhausen. Starting from the seventies Centro d’Arte inaugurates the first seasonal jazz festival in Italy and a series of contemporary music unique in its kind, which shuffled the genres and proposed the music of the moment: Terry Riley, Dieter Schnebel, George Lewis, Morton Feldman, Frederic Rzewski, David Behrman, John Zorn.