After the European tournée with the Staatskapelle Dresden, which in September took him to Rheingau, Milan, Bucharest, Linz, and Prague, Daniele Gatti returns to the Semperoper Dresden on Sunday, October 5, to conduct a new production of Giuseppe Verdi’s Falstaff staged by Damiano Michieletto and opening title of the 2025/26 Dresden opera season.
The opening of the Staatskapelle Dresden’s 2025/26 season and a tournée with stops in Rheingau, Milan, Bucharest, Linz and Prague are the upcoming engagements of conductor Daniele Gatti. On Sunday, August 31 (with repeat performances on September 1 and 2), he opens his second season as Chief Conductor of the Staatskapelle — his tenure began in August 2024 — with a concert at the Semperoper in Dresden.
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The Free State of Saxony has appointed the Italian conductor Daniele Gatti as the next Chief Conductor of Dresden’s Sächsische Staatskapelle. The Saxon Minister of Culture and Tourism, Barbara Klepsch
Is the first opera conducted by Daniele Gatti at the Teatro dell’Opera di Roma the Richard Wagner’s Tristan und Isolde broadcasted by Rai Cultura on Rai5 (channel 23) on Thursday
On December 10, with reruns until December 22, Daniele Gatti will conduct Verdi’s Les vêpres siciliennes for the season opening of the Teatro dell’Opera di Roma. The show will be directed by
Daniele Gatti returns on the podium of the Filarmonica della Scala with a program that includes the Suite from Nobilissima visione by Paul Hindemith and the Sinfonia n. 4 by Anton Bruckner
In November Daniele Gatti is on tour with the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra: first stop the close Frankfurt, then they will fly over to the Far East, to South Korea and
Daniele Gatti is on the podium of the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra on November 8 & 9 conducting Gustav Mahler’s Fourth Symphony and Joseph Haydn’s Cello Concerto. Soprano Julia Kleiter and
Daniele Gatti and the German violinist Frank Peter Zimmermann turn their attention to one of the most popular pieces composed by Beethoven, the Violin Concerto. The second half of the
