Through the artistic name of the mg2Opera group, a team founded by composer Matteo Fania and librettist Giovanni Privitera, dedicated to the creation and performance of new lyric operas, Theorikon SL is thrilled to announce the initiation of a new project. This collaborative venture involves numerous artists and institutions united by the common objective of realizing a longstanding dream of Opera Experiment.
In relation to these ongoing endeavors, we commence with the release of an NFT collection showcasing small musical experiments and photo compositions. You can explore these compositions, view videos, and listen to them by visiting the following link:
https://rarible.com/Mg2Operagroup/owned

After a little complication, we’re pleased to announce that Friday 17th September 2021, finally, there will be the first interactive broadcast of our opera “The Castle of Crossed Destinies”.

Today, 4 August 2021 – 9:00 pm, is the presentation of the Opera “The Castle of Crossed Destinies”, (available on-demand until 1 Sept 2021) (Limited Availability) Online, on Tête à Tête.
#TàTFest2021

https://www.tete-a-tete.org.uk/event/castle-of-crossed-destinies-live/
https://youtu.be/AyBP4SnPstY

We are pleased to announce our new opera “The Castle of Crossed Destinies”, namely the world being read backwards. Spanning the Baroque era to the distant future, and combining animation with live performance, this adaptation of Calvino’s novel shows us knights in Times Square, legendary alchemists, and invisible kings. Using symbolic imagery, tarot cards, and music which travels through the centuries by tailoring old musical forms to a new compositional language, this opera immerses the audience in a unique sung history where everything is connected, perhaps even the destiny of the audience itself. Premiere Screening21:00-21:45, Wednesday 4th August 2021 at The Cockpit as part of Tête à Tête Opera Festival this summer.

This Tuesday, 18th February 2020, at 17:00, in Soto del Real (Madrid).

The past month, on May 20th, 2018, Theorikon has produced the concert-conference of the musicologist Salvatore Villani, wich had as its subject the life and works of the Italian composer Domenico Corigliano.